The phrase "all stray" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is completely lost or wandering, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The dogs in the neighborhood are all stray, wandering without a home."
Alternatives: "completely lost" or "entirely wandering".
But otherwise the digital restoration has eliminated all stray dust motes and turned the color fields into perfectly solid blocks.
In the still of the night, As I gaze from my window At the moon in its flight, My thoughts all stray to you.
Double strain the mixture, to remove all stray green bits, into a chilled martini glass or small tumbler, and garnish with the remaining two basil leaves.
Mind wandering, as psychologists define it, is a subcategory of daydreaming, which is the broad term for all stray thoughts and fantasies, including those moments you deliberately set aside to imagine yourself winning the lottery or accepting the Nobel.
Activists are now pushing for the cow to be installed as India's national animal, and the government is probing the possibility of housing all stray cattle in the country in "gaushala", or cow shelters.
As N is chasing ghosts: "A sandy-colored dog with a black mark like a patch over its left eye, that appeared like all stray dogs to run at an angle to the direction it was moving in, had attached itself to me outside the duomo and now kept a steady distance ahead of me.
The over-all stray population has once again declined, and there are fewer and fewer dogs to be seen in the metro.
Hopefully some changes will have been made to capture the attention of all those stray casual Bake Off fans.
Her system turned out to be stacking or bundling all the stray paper within reach on a given day.
Then there are all those stray stumps and limbs, the hopeless tangle of brush and good intentions.
They stop traffic for takeoffs, but in the old days you'd come thundering down the runway, never entirely sure that all the stray cattle were out of the way.
