The phrase "all squares" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geometric shapes, mathematical concepts, or metaphorical references to people or situations that fit a certain category.
Example: "In this puzzle, all squares must be colored blue to complete the pattern."
Alternatives: "every square" or "all rectangles".
It's like the "all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares" thing.
Now, the names, photographs and pictures of Mr. Mubarak and his wife, Suzanne, will be removed "from all squares, streets, schools, associations, libraries and all entities in Egypt".
He said nearly 97% of people voted "above the line" on Senate ballot papers because it was more complex to fill in all squares below the line and errors could void the ballot.
Turnbull says he is "working on the assumption that the election will be held at the normal time, which is August/September/October". No. House of Representatives ballot papers list all candidates for the local electorate and people will still have to number all squares in the order of their preference.
A leader of pro-Russian protesters inside the Donetsk regional government building tells Reuters his side would not leave until supporters of Ukraine's new government quit their camp around Kiev's main square, known as the Maidan: "If it means all squares and public buildings then I guess it should start with the Maidan in Kiev.
Still summarizing Galileo, he writes that "an infinite set, the set of all whole numbers, is shown to be 'equal in number' to the set of all squares of whole numbers, which is a proper subset of the set of whole numbers".
But the three other matches ended all-square.
Thomas Müller's thunderous equaliser ensured the heavyweight friendly showdown between Germany and Spain finished all-square in Dusseldorf.
The match was all-square, 2-2, before the hour and then went ahead.
It was a tight, fluctuating contest that ended all-square, 1-1.
There, in the midnight hour, the contest finished all-square at two goals apiece.
