The phrase "all share with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "All share with their experiences during the meeting." (This should be rephrased for clarity.)
Alternatives: "all contribute to" or "everyone shares in".
This isn't cynicism or callousness speaking, but the frustrated misery we all share with every additional act of gun violence.
The shift in perspective highlights the co-dependency we all share with our environment, and shows all too clearly the repercussions of environmental neglect.
The "Mona Lisa," "The Scream," "American Gothic," and the best of Andy Warhol's "Marilyn"s all share with the Whistler the distillation of a meaning instantly recognized and forever inexhaustible.
The numbers speak for themselves: £10,000 invested in the fund at launch would be worth £51,720 today against £31,185 for the sector and £44,580 for the FTSE All Share with dividends reinvested.
"But as someone who sees their friendships as a reflection of our own personalities, I wonder what was the commonality we all share with Myra to make us her friend?
His widow, Barbara, said: "Knowing the swell of love you all share with us, we would like to let you, the fans, know that we will be having a private family funeral for Rik, as I am sure you will understand.
This was all shared with their peers on Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook.
Only nonvoting preference shares are traded publicly; all shares with voting rights are held by members of the Porsche and Piech families, who reportedly oppose a split.
The class quoted or listed shares covers all shares with prices quoted on a recognized stock exchange or other forms of regulated market.
By the middle of the former Han dynasty, the more appealing aspects of Mohist thought were all shared with rival schools.
The highs and lows of life, the joy and grief, are all shared with this son.
