The phrase "all piece" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express completeness or entirety, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I want to make sure that all pieces of the puzzle are in place before we proceed."
Alternatives: "all parts" or "everything in place".
There is no one-size-fits all piece of advice for when a home purchase makes sense.
Gary Rivlin at the New York Times finally wrote the Friendster "tell all" piece that everyone's been threatening to do for some time (me included).
Collectively, these all piece together to put together a strong argument that Pinterest is trying to be a leader in visual search.
I used to do this all the time: I'd spend hours or days building what I thought was the perfect feature only to realize my cofounder and I had different thoughts on how it should all piece together.
3) All piece of sheet metals are created equal.
All piece in each book have been rewritten by Asako Niwa as beginning to intermediate level piano solos, though they are meant to sound as much like the originals as possible.
Heath Miller, Steelers The do-it-all piece of Todd Haley's offense.
(It was Mark Seal, her collaborator on a Vanity Fair tell-all piece, who introduced her to Mr. Anderson and Mr. Kubicek).
Dunbar resigned in 2008, writing a tell-all piece about being ordered to cover up Russian military attacks on civilians during the war with Georgia that year.
Just recently, in a similar vein, it was also reported Carter was planning a warts-and-all piece on the late eccentric fashionista Isabella Blow, even though she was fashion director on another of Vanity Fair's stablemates, Tatler.
But ask what has had more effect on working life - the innovation of companies like Lloyds TSB, moving way ahead of government legislation or a box-ticking, lowest common denominator, one-size-fits-all piece of regulation?
