To be everywhere or exist all over the place; often used to describe things like rumors, advertisements, or widespread phenomena.

A sky full of stars at night; a star-studded sky

(idiom) famous throughout the land; renowned far and wide

Literally "peaches and plums are all over the world"; used to describe a teacher who has taught many students throughout their career

one's fame spreads throughout the world; to be known by everyone under heaven

all over the world; everywhere; throughout the whole world; to be everywhere

The entire sky filled with a multitude of stars

fighting so intensely that everything is thrown into disorder; used as a pun in an idiom describing an absurd or impossible conflict

To live through one's full natural life span and die of old age.