Sentence examples for all millions from inspiring English sources

In all, millions of people participated.

After all, millions have lost their homes, their jobs, their savings.

Not all 19th-century hoaxes were harmless.

Like all 18th-century French operas "Armide" abounds with dance.

But it's not all 21st-century technology.

They've just gone all 19th century on us.

There were 13 students in the class, all 11th graders.

It all adds up to a defense that was ranked 17th over all — 17th! the Ravens!

The Jets' defense ranked 24th over all, 18th against the run.

The Saints' defense ranked eighth over all, 10th against the run and 10th against the pass.

She concedes that not all 17th-century work is as enjoyable.