The phrase "all the brood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of young animals, particularly birds, or metaphorically to describe a group of children or offspring.
Example: "The mother hen clucked softly as all the brood gathered around her for warmth."
Alternatives: "the entire brood" or "the whole brood".
Besides Pictures Of You, they played them all; the brooding masterpieces (Fascination Street, A Forest, The End Of The World, One Hundred Years) the shimmering synth shivers (Just Like Heaven, Plainsong) the edgy cult hits (Close To Me, Lullaby, Lovesong), and the all-out pop bangers (Why Can't I Be You?, Inbetween Days, The Lovecats).
What's with all the brooding?
Tony Soprano's cigar-chomping car journey to Jersey captures all the brooding suburban menace explored across six gong-strewn seasons of operatic mob action.
"Yet in all the quarrels that exploded, in all the accusations and recriminations, in all the brooding silences, there was never a clue to the truth that lay at the root of its failure".
For all the brooding photoshoots and music videos, you can see the charisma and guts that would have made Clementine risk humiliation every day and busk for the money to buy dinner.
When Hot Since 82's silhouette appeared on stage, however, everything was forgiven, as the DJ dropped into a crowd-pleasing mix of deep house and techno showcasing all the brooding chords, thick basslines, and Ibiza-worthy anthems that have earned him spots on labels like Defected and Get Physical.
For example, in a recent study in the parasitoid wasp Nasonia vitripennis, Burton-Chellew et al ([ 24]) genotyped all the broods from a number of naturally occurring patches in order to estimate foundress numbers and relative clutch sizes across each individual host within a patch.
All the little brood of newborn pickup trucks -- "trucklings" -- have lovely fat wheels and strong, flat beds and shiny chrome.
The temperature should not be the same all over the brooder.
Repeated records of individuals within years and all broods where brood size had been manipulated or the nestlings had been cross-fostered without individual identification were deleted from the analyses.
