Sentence examples for sundry as from inspiring English sources

Even before Rey Ordonez was injured, the Mets were already a logical candidate for the future services of Alex Rodriguez, known to all and sundry as A-Rod.

The most inviting and right-feeling of the original channels may be Geek & Sundry, as befits the persona of its creator, the actress and writer Felicia Day, as the geek's geek.

It expressed his desire to eschew ostentation and to seek counsel from outside the church's traditional power structures: living in Casa Santa Marta gives him the freedom to buttonhole all and sundry as they pass through Rome.

Back in 1667, with little more than a handshake, the British swapped the entire country, 63,037 pristine square miles, for the colony of New Amsterdam (now known to all and sundry as New York City).

There were nods of gratitude to all and sundry as he maintained a typically gracious and professional persona.

In so doing, they would run the risk of having their person used by all and sundry as an instrument for the satisfaction of inclination" (Kant Lectures on Ethics, 165).

The service uses various and sundry sources as well as Twitter and Facebook to find news and information about almost 3000 museums around the world.

Why not take a swipe at over-paid hedge-fund managers, sports stars and sundry billionaires as well?

But it was the sense of a weird Los Angeles, sundried as a lizard up canyon roads, that was new and different.

The action moved to South-East Asia, Hong Kong and Brazil, while the protagonists broadened to encompass Mossad, al-Qaeda, arms dealers and sundry shady Saudis, as well of course as the CIA.

He has plunked hundreds of 20-somethings into stores to help retailers with sundry chores, as part of the training for entry-level Newell jobs.