The phrase "all the bottles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a complete set or collection of bottles in a specific context.
Example: "After the party, we collected all the bottles and recycled them."
Alternatives: "every bottle" or "the entire set of bottles".
More than a quarter of all the bottles are priced under $20.
"They said they knew that Puerto Ricans drank Rheingold more than any other beer because of all the bottles that came into the ring," he said.
The thing is, for all the bottles and tubes of sriracha and harissa in my fridge, homemade versions are usually far more subtle and better than bought.
Indeed, not only our top wines but also almost all the bottles we tried seemed to be sincere efforts at making the best possible wines without resorting to crowd-pleasing measures like layering on oaky or overtly fruity flavors.
"It's impossible that he could have done it on his own," Ponsot says in "Sour Grapes," calculating that it would have taken one person nearly two years, working twenty-four hours a day, to fake all the bottles Kurniawan is accused of counterfeiting.
In the mornings, he goes out into the street and picks up all the bottles that have been left there.' When George comes back to our table, they take some pleasure in telling me that their street is sometimes used as a lavatory by local prostitutes who have 'nowhere else to go'.
Mr. Day had a ritual at the parties: he collected all the bottle caps from exhausted beer bottles and deposited them throughout the house in her plants.
The distillery name can only be used as a brand if all the bottle's contents were made in that very distillery, for example, and single-malts must be bottled in Scotland.
In order to obtain more homogeneity in the feeding measurements, the NUK First Choice latex teat (MAPA GmbH, Zeven, Germany) was used by all the bottle fed babies.
In today's competitive world we have to be very diligent about the costs to the company and avoid all the bottle necks leading to high costs.
