Someone has eaten all of the chocolates.

All of his classmates went to his birthday party.

I've spent all of my money.

He spilled all the soup on the floor.

All these books need to be sold.

I've been waiting all afternoon.

We played cards all the way to Paris.

He snored through all the play.

Beyond all shadow of a doubt, she's the best worker that we have.

It's midnight and all is quiet.

He came in all covered in mud.

The score is thirty-all at the moment.

Even though my daughter didn't win her game, I'm still proud because I know she gave it her all.

Above all, Louise wants to become a nurse.

Peter is a clever, handsome and, above all, honest man.

Above all else, the company must make a profit.

After all, nobody but the patient has the right to refuse the treatment.

Tina is feeling better now, so she can come with us after all.

I'm definitely going to the concert - they are my favourite band after all.

After all is said and done, the decision to have a baby is a personal one.

Julie fell out of the moving train. She survived against all odds.

The children sat there agog as he told the story.

"All aboard!" the captain called out, and then the ship set sail.

I want to hear all about your trip.

The pickpocket looked all about to make sure nobody was watching.

After alienating her family and friends, she found herself all alone.

Many women in third world countries give birth all alone.

She knew about the surprise party all along.

There were willow trees all along the river banks.

The lord complained that since he'd opened the castle to the public, he'd had to put up with all and sundry tramping through his home every weekend.

Prices have increased all around.

Joe called for drinks all around to celebrate his good news.

This is a better solution all round.

David looked all around him, but Eleanor was nowhere to be seen.

All at once, I heard a noise in the kitchen.

The guests cried "Surprise!" all at once.

If Celeste is coming to the party, all bets are off--she's crazy!

All but one of her students passed the exam.

You've all but polished off that cake.

The rain is all but finished now.

When the fire drill was done, the principal gave the all clear.

We welcome all comers but we have limited capacity.

I think cats are the most exquisite creatures in all creation.

She's been practising all day.

I could water the flowers all day long.

I sat in the sun all day long and read my book.

When you're all done with the quiz, please put your pencil down and wait for everyone else to finish.

Tell me about your wedding plans; I'm all ears.

All eyes were on Amanda as she walked down the aisle.

I was all for getting ice cream after classes.

All for the motion, say "Yes".

I can't make beef stroganoff tonight because the mushrooms are all gone.

The snow banks in the garden are all gone after this week of warm weather.

The ship was sinking, so the captain called for all hands on deck.

We have decided to jump all in and buy the house in France!

Taking into account the purchase price and all the repairs needed, the car cost us £10,000 all in.

There's no need to thank me - it's all in a day's work for me.

All in all, I think you did a fine job. The trip wasn't perfect, but all in all, I'm glad we went.

The doctor assured the family that the patient would be out of hospital the next day, all in good time.

Flights are all included in the price of the holiday.

Make sure the figures are all included in your calculations.

I'll plant all kinds of flowers this spring and see which ones survive.

On our safari we saw only one lion, but all manner of antelopes.

I was born in Manchester, and I've lived here all my life.

The convenience store is open all night.

These all-night study sessions are tiring me out.

She took all of twenty minutes to complete the puzzle.

All of a sudden, a dark cloud blotted out the sun.

The cupcakes, all of which are gluten-free, are in the glass case.

Greg stole his sister's purse and lied to his parents about it; all of which goes to show that you can't trust him.

Whatever way you choose, it's all one.

Andrew was trying all out to defeat his opponent.

I've looked all over but still can't find my keys.

Oil from the site of the wrecked tanker is now spreading all over.

He forgot to turn up for his own wedding? That's him all over!

Jack gave the bike an all-over check.

Mandy would like to have an all-over tan.

Oh no! I forgot the cake was in the oven and now it's burnt; I'll have to do it over again.

After her father died, her emotions were all over the map.

When he looked up the nearest ATM, they came up all over the map.

There is dust all over the place; I really need to clean house!

I have been very distracted lately; my thoughts are all over the place.

Santa Claus is known all over the world.

Luke had searched all over the world, but there was no sign of Naomi.

Thank goodness that ordeal is all over with.

It's all over with Robert and Hannah.

All right, let's go to the pub.

I was a bit nauseous yesterday but I'm feeling all right again today.

The food was all right, I suppose - nothing special.

The car always works all right for me.

You didn't see me, but I was there, all right.

All Saints' Day is the day after Halloween.

Are we all set? Then let's go!

Are you all set for opening night?

The party planner has the details of the big birthday celebration all sewn up.

The criminal was all shook up because he knew the police would find him.

The shelves were lined with all sorts of lotions and potions for the skin.

"All that you see here," said our tour guide, "was built in the 19th century."

"What about the driving arrangements?" "Leave all that to me."

He thinks he's God's gift to women, but he's not all that.

My dog isn't actually all that mean, but his size scares people.