11 sentences with “everywhere”

Rabbit, rabbit, where are you? We have been looking for you everywhere.

I can't find my backpack. I looked for it everywhere and it's not there.

The boy was very happy riding his new bicycle. He felt free and wanted to go everywhere.

The city was in a frenzy during the carnival celebration, with music, dancing, and color everywhere.

There were heron carcasses everywhere in the marshes.

The police of the Norwegian security system already accompanied him everywhere.

In the unsanitary conditions of medieval Europe, both rats and fleas were everywhere.

Military families were a reality everywhere, with sons often becoming soldiers after their fathers.

Likewise, although roads were often built with the movement of troops in mind, people everywhere could take advantage of them for trade.

In other words, the priests of Yahweh did not claim that he ruled over all people, everywhere, only that he was the God of the Hebrews and their land.

In many ways, the Romans believed that they carried civilisation itself everywhere, and because they established the connection between Greek civilisation and their own, they played an important role in inventing the idea of Western civilisation as something that was on the move.