Sentence examples for ubiquitous gift from inspiring English sources

The centre will feature artefacts on loan from local museums, as well as 21st-century multimedia and the ubiquitous gift shop.

The building has been restored enough to make it habitable, although you won't find the ubiquitous gift shop and you have to make your own cup of tea.

Jifiti, a startup trying to reintroduce thoughtful gifting in the age of the ubiquitous gift card, has raised $2.5 million in seed funding, the company is announcing today, along with the official debut of its mobile app's new interface, designed for improved ease of use.

On weekends, throngs of wedding guests tote their ubiquitous parting gifts home on the trains in typically glossy-white shopping bags with imprimaturs of the reception hall such as the Palace Hotel or Imperial Hotel.

The once ubiquitous and bourgeois "Gift to Young Housewives" all but disappeared in Soviet times, but it resurfaced this summer in Red Hook.

There are the ubiquitous craft and gift shops, and a couple of excellent traditional pubs, such as the King's Arms (01539 536220) and the Royal Oak (rooms £70; 01539 536259, royaloakcartmel.co.uk), where you can nurse a pint of Hawkshead or Barngates by an open fire.

"Now technology is giving us another such gift: ubiquitous bandwidth.

"This is where feminism came to die," my girlfriend Pat sardonically joked as weary, bikinied women danced on bars and we walked through the heat past the umpteenth sidewalk vendor handing out escort fliers and wearing a neon-colored"Las Vegas Girls Direct to You in 20 Minutes" tee-shirt, a piece of apparel so ubiquitous the casino gift shops now sell them as souvenirs.

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It seems they've even shown up in O Magazine and are described as "the illicit love child of cake pops and those jarred cake mixes ubiquitous in holiday gift-giving".

First, from the platform speeches to the gift shop, the ubiquitous homages to "Our Maggie" were a reminder of the late Margaret Thatcher's lasting sway over her party.