All over
All over adjective - Having come or been brought to a conclusion.
Uncommon
Both terms in one sentence
- Uncommon Time: All over the place, sometimes with numerous time signature changes in the middle of a song ("Rapunzel", "You Never Know", and "Seven" are excellent examples of this).
Source: Music / Dave Matthews Band -
The Super Pershing was built as an up-gunned variant to kill Tigers and the crew thought its armour wasn't quite up to the confrontation, so they welded huge slabs of boiler plate steel all over the front, as was not uncommon for up-armouring tanks in the era.
Source: Improvised Armour
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