Synonyms for across the country
across the coun·t·ry

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1. nationally, nationwide, across the nation, across the countryadverb

   extending throughout an entire nation

   "nationally advertised"; "it was broadcast nationwide"

   Synonyms:
   nationally, across the nation, nationwide

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1. Juana Summers of Mashable:

   He's built up a campaign with more than 50 paid staffers on the ground, just added a new press secretary, so it will be interesting to see whether or not he can turn these big crowds and attention that he's got across the country into a real force in Iowa that can reckon with Camp Clinton. And he said Saturday he thinks the Camp Clinton campaign is getting a little bit nervous about Camp Clinton.

2. World Choice spokesman Pete Owens:

   It has added to confusion in discussions about the expansion of our dinner theaters to new locations across the country and around the world, some of our guest comments and comments of developers, in markets around the country with whom we spoke, show a misconception of what our show is. They do not realize the Stampede is a very patriotic, spectacular, horse show with 32 beautiful horses as the stars.

3. Ro Khanna:

   This bill will create thousands of jobs across the country and has strong guardrails in place to ensure the funds go directly towards opening factories in the U.S, not stock buybacks or payments of dividends.

4. Michael Waltz:

   The American people see through the hypocrisy, whether it's these companies or the IOC -- and that's why NBC's ratings are in the tank. They've only had about half the viewership that they've had before and again, but we need a real wake-up call across the country.

5. Amy Artuso:

   There is a patchwork system across the country, we are calling for codification or increased consistency across the states. Either pass legislation, or improve existing legislation to better protect children.