Sentence examples for there were ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

This spring, there were ubiquitous pictures of him snowboarding.

"Before there were ubiquitous multiplayer computer games you'd get users on huge networks playing text-based graphic adventures," he says.

The arancini there are ubiquitous and sometimes as "large as grapefruits," as Mr. Campaniello put it.

There was ubiquitous chatter and laughter.

There are ubiquitous short boards and long boards, if you're into those, and reissues of classic decks, like Gonz's original Vision model, or Vallely's red-eyed-elephant board.

There are ubiquitous design elements, some striking, others subtle — from bamboo floors and playful light fixtures to curvilinear walls with tiny red glass beads evocative of flying-fish roe.

Until there is ubiquitous WiFi, that's a useful option to have.

Maximum burial of the sediments is 1,000 m (Yamamoto et al. 2005), and there are ubiquitous deformation structures caused by tectonic accretion (Yamamoto et al. 2005).

There was ubiquitous endogenous expression in 2/23 genes, arhgef9 and znf385, prohibiting any qualitative discernment of their changes in expression by etsrp OE (data not shown).

These differences in gene synteny and ASH between these three Giardia isolates suggest that there is ubiquitous inter-genotype genetic diversity.

There was ubiquitous expression of ~9,000 genes while ~6,930 genes had a significant change in expression with the stage of lactation.