Sentence examples for were ubiquitous in from inspiring English sources

Flutes were ubiquitous in antiquity.

The myth declares, correctly, that both product and activity were ubiquitous in premodern times.

During the war, signs of the Tigers' presence were ubiquitous in Tamil areas.

Some birds that were ubiquitous in Grinnell's time, such as the house finch, are still around in huge numbers today.

Moulton bikes were ubiquitous in Britain in the 1960s, but they are rare on American roads.

Televisions and radios were ubiquitous in Poland, with 15 and 20 million units, respectively.

"It appears that stone furnishings were ubiquitous in gardens during the 15th and 16th centuries," Mr. Sensabaugh concludes.

While once Japanese tourists were ubiquitous in New York City, the oncoming wave of visitors is from mainland China.

Dr. Crew and Mr. Cortines were ubiquitous in the schools, shaking hands and talking with students, parents and teachers alike.

Although the economy has forced many companies to trim their budgets, sponsorship and advertising were ubiquitous in downtown Austin.

Ranging from little more than a liter to well over 1,000 liters, amphoras were ubiquitous in the ancient world.