in every sense

We soon reached the White House, which was to be in every sense our home for the next three weeks.

Wu Hong was a great and respected leader, a good and honorable man in every sense. He was beloved by his co-workers and his friends.

and 37kg in toto - a " monster receiver " in every sense of the word, but a beautiful one !

They are a team in every sense of the word, a really good team, a smart, resourceful and gritty team.

My mother is a perfectionist in every sense of the word. She has no tolerance for anything half-ass.

In the American tradition of blended families, John McCain's family is a textbook example in every sense of the word.

Albert Fish was a true life monster in every sense of the word.

What he adores, what he is convinced contains the salvation of the world, is, in every sense of the word, The Market.

this would be a sneaking mission. you're a ghost. snake. in every sense of the word.

"Richard was magnificent in every sense of the word, " Taylor says in the book, which comes out June 15.

Lack will be a word you will never use again, and life will be a heavenly experience in every sense of the word.

Week 1 has been Olympic in every sense of the term, and all evidence suggests that the next leg will not disappoint.

She was worthy to be his partner in every sense of the term.

Sherry's Songs from Before is a haunting album in every sense of that word.

It is in every sense of the word a luxury item.

He was, indeed, in every sense of the words, a wise, a good, and a great man.

And we see the Savior, bringing salvation in every sense of the word to all humankind .

They're amateurs, in every sense of the word.

It's a luxury Guo Jingming is capitalizing on in every sense of the word.

He's a gentleman in every sense of the word.

We don't like to see places grown-up, in every sense; we want them always to play the parts we've scripted in advance for them.

Because it really is "love against all odds" in every sense of the word.

Inspired by our own delight in personal luxury, we invite you to indulge in every sense with MOR. . .

His lack of formal training as an actor doesn't mean he can't act, in every sense of that word.

Thanksgiving Day is, in every sense, a national in the United States.

They're an odd couple in every sense but a monkey and a pigeon have become inseparable at an animal sanctuary in China.

China is now very much a world power in every sense, with a solid and rapidly growing presence in the global economy.

A project should be profitable in every sense, if at all possible.

The undeniable fact, though, is that this has been China's Games in every sense.

The coming month promises, in every sense, to be as hot as ever.

Although I have not read through the Book of Persons, yet I will try to read it in every sense.

That movie is, in every sense, Miyazaki's Ran.

It's a lie in every sense of word.

The LMOHK is Central's crown jewel in every sense - service, location, and one-of-a-kind rooms (L600 & L900 series).

He's a great, great asset to the team in every sense.

Labor has just wasted a prime minister, in every sense.

Jobs's career was in every sense astonishing.

The marriage was in every sense happy.

If you were looking for a good book, a really good book in every sense, this is it.

Athens is a long way from Stockholm in every sense.

It is well said, in every sense, that a man's religion is the chief fact with regard to him.

It is that contrast which makes the country house so important to crime fiction. And Pemberley is the ideal country house in every sense.

He's the real deal, a true leader in every sense.

The drama makes great entertainment because it shows people who are living on edge in every sense.

He is a thief in every sense.

The 28-year-old has rattled up 28 goals in 35 games in all competitions during 2011 and, as captain, is leading his team in every sense.

in every sense of the word

In every sense of word pay the price