The phrase "again all of it" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize repeating or revisiting everything previously mentioned.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I decided to go through it all again, again all of it, to ensure I didn't miss anything."
Alternatives: "once more everything" or "repeat all of it".
Glasserie's convivial ethos feels in keeping with the way we like to eat now: gone is the three-course meal, and, instead, appetizers become entrées, and back again, all of it customizable, rather than dictated by the kitchen.
After a tasty vegetable omelet accompanied by freshly baked bread (again, all of it Michael's choice), I hailed him and explained not only our finances but also our desire to try a variety of restaurants during our stay.
In January, the paperback came out and the process started all over again, all of it so different from my previous experience of being an author - sneaking into a bookstore to move a single copy of my book to the front of the shelf and then running away.
JA: Again, all of it should.
Atlanta's own moments of random non-explanations, character introductions without accompanying histories (Tracy) and plot holes (a death that's never mentioned again) all give it the feeling of a camera dropped in the middle of a culture that's already running on its own axis.
Atlanta's own moments of random non-explanations and character introductions without accompanying histories (Tracy) and plot holes (a death that's never mentioned again) all give it the feeling of a camera dropped in the middle of a culture that's already running on its own axis.
He was lucky to be able to walk again, and recently said that he doubts he'll ever play guitar again – all of which makes it something of a minor miracle that U2 are back on the road.
As nice as the idea of things just magically sorting themselves out and everything being fine again all of a sudden is, it doesn't really hold up to any actual scrutiny.
Add another third of the broth and, again, stir until all of it is absorbed.
"But when we walked out onto the field to start that wild-card game, these fans erupted — and then again, yesterday, just all of it.
There's drama in his world – the heartbreak of a relationship that ended after the previous season, a connection with a young woman he finds passed out on a park bench, the threat of losing money if he doesn't sell enough trees – but Christmas, Again subtly underplays all of it, creating a lovely, perfectly proportioned slice of life.
