ubiquitous

He has been a ubiquitous presence on the festival and awards circuit this year, eager to share both the movie and his story.

Yet few have cracked the code to become ubiquitous.

But the stock has been supported, in part, by $100 billion in annual share buybacks, and revenue continues to grow because of Cook’s focus on delivering products that have become ubiquitous in people’s lives.

That is, you might see a posted rate for the room itself, but when you go to book, you’ll find the add-on expenses, which can include taxes as well as those ubiquitous resort fees.

As sports betting became ubiquitous, so did one phone number: 1-800-Gambler.