Sentence examples for all been out from inspiring English sources

Among them: The fact Mikko Koivu (who came back Monday against Colorado), Devin Setoguchi, and Guillaume Latendresse have all been out with injuries; that, as a result of the latter, their special teams is failing to connect when given the chance; and plain old exhaustion.

He and so many others had all been "out there" then, he said, seeking liberation.

So no, we haven't all been out and bought a yacht.

"We've all been out at restaurants, checking our watches for the last tube home," he said.

I was turned away from three packed restaurants the other night, the occupants of which had presumably all been out to buy Newson's steed that afternoon.

We had all been out of touch with family and friends for days – which wouldn't have been unusual 10 years ago, but given the regular contact we're used to today, some reassuring phone calls had to be made.

"It couldn't all be out-of-work truckers.

Someday they will all be out.

They will all be out one day.

Now that all is out the window.

Big dams, after all, are out of fashion.