The phrase "all over once" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of finality or completion, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the final exam, it felt like everything was all over once and for all."
Alternatives: "completely finished" or "done for good".
By the time it's all over, once I have detached the pen from my frozen and cramped fingers, I'm not exactly racing to take the Queen's shilling.
I think this kind of thing will turn up all over once people start looking". In the paper, Ames and Elson-Schwab estimate that up to one-third of all mutations in a gene may affect binding to a vitamin-derived coenzyme, which means that high-dose vitamin therapy might reverse the effects of these mutations.
Cyrus again performed "Start All Over" once she embarked on the 2009 Wonder World Tour.
Honeymooning in the south of France, the freewheeling Amanda of Noël Coward's "Private Lives" warns her husband that he will fall in love with her all over again once she achieves a "crisp, golden brown".
While the cut took place two weeks ago, Charlie has already said she wants to do it all over again once her hair has grown back, and bring a smile to another child's face, the Daily Star reported.
Your swain will fall for you all over again, once they see the special gift that calls for butter, confectioners sugar, egg yolks, flour, sprinkles, food coloring, salt, vanilla extract and equal parts love and labor.
Most transportation signs can direct you to the nearest station, but you must keep your eyes pealed all over, as once nearby the station, there isn't much to look for in terms of signage until you find the pillar.
Fold the paper over once.
Press the 35cm (13.5") length edges over once.
Out come the slices, all curling and golden and smelling (believe me) very good, whereupon a fiendishly smart automated scanning device gives them all the once-over once more, shedding those that look less than perfect.
