| Fats invented the boogie-woogie piano style later used ubiquitously by early rock-n-rollers like Jerry Lee Lewis. |
| His work on transtextuality is still ubiquitously referred to in the field of literary studies. |
| For example, consumers are starting to shop more online, and the current debit product doesn't allow them to do that ubiquitously. |
| The salvaged food was brought from the piers to the kitchens by Boy Scouts, ubiquitously useful in any public undertaking. |
| The troubling fact is that a successful, ubiquitously published and clearly-credited piece of design can quickly become an artifact to be lusted after by hungry practitioners. |
| Yet while one conclusion is quoted ubiquitously, the remainder of his remarks remain relatively obscure. |
