Sentence examples for present all over from inspiring English sources

If you didn't replace, keep reading: Once you remember it, like it, and got details, you need to wrap the present all over again.

"It's such a growing industry, we need to be present all over the world," he said.

"It has made theater very present all over the world," she said in a telephone interview from San Francisco, where she was preparing the national tour of "Contact," last year's Tony winner as best musical.

Because of the positive reinforcement of the acts of violence present all over society, we are lead to believe that the "fight" instinct is much more desirable than the "flight" instinct.

For Ms. Burton, the chance to return to the role first presented to her by her mother and her husband as a Christmas gift in the winter of 1999 is like getting the present all over again: "People say: 'Isn't it hard playing Hedda Gabler?

I've been asked a couple of times, "What do you think this has to say to people who aren't from London?" My answer to that is that the themes of inequality, of immigration, of the social impact of finance and of the way we live in our communities – indeed, what we mean by "community" – are present all over the UK, not just in the capital city.

These newer paintings are worked up from hundreds of free-form computer drawings and printed rather than hand-painted: they present all-over surfaces of soft, smoky wafts of green, brown or gray in fuzzy, camouflagelike patterns that staunchly refuse to come into focus.

That is what a plethora of prognosticators are doing, to the point where the first presidential election of a new millennium is being presented as deja vu all over again.

The figure in Additional file 14 presents all over- and underrepresented GO Slim categories in the protein set with losses and gains of predicted phosphorylation sites.

Riken's final investigation, published a little more than a year ago, noted that the samples in the study had very likely been contaminated by embryonic stem cells — but it did not present an over-all theory of the case.

Each presents a blurry, all-over perforated pattern based on photomicrographic pictures of the molecular structure of silicate.