On the roofs are the city's most ubiquitous bits of architecture, wooden round water towers.
Appropriately, his favorite thing reeks not of cheery nostalgia, but of his suburbane wit: it is that ubiquitous and homegrown bit of sculpture, the tire planter.
They are both equally ubiquitous: A little bit of mold grows everywhere, indoors and outdoors, year round, primarily in warm, dark and damp locations.
Perhaps it is ubiquitous, present in every bit of matter, all the way up to galaxies, all the way down to electrons and neutrinos, not excluding medium-size things like a glass of water or a potted plant.
It's a simple watch, lacking even a date display, but since the cell phone has become ubiquitous it's a bit of a anachronism to even wear a watch, much less a complicated one.
In his late teens, he was a member of the London band Test Icicles, which approached the ubiquitous dance-punk formula with a bit of juvenile thrash.
In fact, the north end of Winnipeg reminds me a bit of Belfast, Northern Ireland, with its ubiquitous wall murals and the troubles of the First Nations peoples written in the language of the streets.
Our trek through mud, thick brush begging to be bushwhacked and bulbous vines that looked exactly like sinewy, slithering snakes, led to our first bit of excitement for the day: the ubiquitous zipline over the jungle canopy many feet below.
What if we allowed governments to install a toll booth or two between the vertices and rake in a little bit of tax revenue from this increasingly ubiquitous service?
By the time of her 18th birthday, she had already jettisoned just about every last bit of reserve, and is now close to ubiquitous.
