Sentence examples for with the altogether from inspiring English sources

Guillemots followed their brilliantly antic and Mercury-nominated debut, Through the Windowpane, with the altogether blander Red in 2008.

Dorries was born in Liverpool on 21 May 1957 with the altogether more Dickensian name of Nadine Bargery.

The tangerine which hasn't been quite the same since its identity was snatched away and replaced, Ellis Island-style, with the altogether more patronising term 'easy peeler'.

George Best would refer to international soccer as "recreational football", a reference to the fact he was never likely to make as much of a mark with Northern Ireland as he did with the altogether less wee Manchester United.

Bacon spent the rest of his life with the altogether more stable John Edwards, who was named as the sole heir to Bacon's estate on the painter's death in 1992.

This idea often goes hand in hand with the altogether more plausible argument that Mr. Obama's election would raise America's esteem in Africa — indeed, he already arouses much enthusiasm in his father's native Kenya and to a degree elsewhere on the continent.

Anna Clyne's "paintbox" dispensed with the orchestra altogether.

Other new products can do away with the shoveling altogether.

Lately, Jacobson has dispensed with the printer altogether and has moved the electrodes onto the paper itself.

Rough Guide has begun offering its readers the option of doing away with the paper altogether.

Many, particularly those of an authoritarian disposition, would like to dispense with the process altogether.