| You complained about the ubiquity of music in some restaurants, as if the mere presence of a cover band was enough to put you off your feed. |
| The current ubiquity of advertising is certainly one of its most subtle and insidious properties. |
| It was the ubiquity of the militia that made British victories over the Continentals in the field so meaningless. |
| A bronze statuette of a Persian dancing boy with a high hat, long sleeves and pointed shoes also testifies to the ubiquity of foreign performers. |
| This ubiquity and open-source freedom lets you publish and share your documents portably and freely among platforms. |
| The toff trend can be seen as a reaction against the ubiquity of the perma-tanned, partially-clothed, bandage-dress sort of celeb. |
