Sentence examples for all possibly from inspiring English sources

Henry said: "I'm one of the pointy ends of it so I've been recognised as something, but the British public will all possibly get a turn at wearing this, because they're part of this too.

She is amazed by the number of clothes that are donated, and wonders where they can all possibly go.

Because Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal deserves all the ridicule we can all possibly heap on him, at this particular point in time.

Can it all possibly end happily?

In what sense could "all" or "almost all" possibly "deserve" to die in this way?

Europe's leaders had spent weeks wrangling over the deal only to see it all possibly unravelling.

But can his idiom, only slightly more advanced than Sibelius's, if at all, possibly scare anyone today?

This result supports the pro-leukaemia effect of stromal IL-18 in T-ALL, possibly through enhanced growth in the medullary microenvironment.

Mr. Farrow, for his part, responded to the speculation with coy humor, tweeting to his nearly 140,000 followers: "Listen, we're all *possibly* Frank Sinatra's son".

"Listen, we're all 'possibly' Frank Sinatra's son".

(Mr. Farrow's comment on the speculation: "Listen, we're all 'possibly' Frank Sinatra's son").