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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the ceilings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple ceilings in a specific context, such as discussing architectural features or conditions in a building.
Example: "The renovation project will involve inspecting all the ceilings for any signs of damage or wear."
Alternatives: "every ceiling" or "all ceilings".
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I bleached and then painted all the ceilings and walls and repaired everything".
"They had to open all the ceilings because the city said you have to put sprinklers in.
Paint all the ceilings with "primer/ sealer"?
He had all the ceilings reinforced with concrete.
All the ceilings had come down – I mean there was nothing left.
I've been staying here a week and have been feeling oddly disoriented without understanding why, when I realise what it is: all the ceilings in the common areas of the Britannia are double height, but the bedroom ceilings are only normal height.
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The 2x6 should be long enough to span all the ceiling joists and support the screws.
com/love ARTISAN This is a crazy hotel, with paintings all over the ceilings and lots of exotic sculpture and leather sofas.
All the ceiling beams are original, as is the oak paneling in the dining room.
In 1581 all the ceiling paintings (10 ovals and 8 rhomboid chiaroscuro panels; the latter restored in the 18th century) and 10 teleri (large narrative paintings on canvas) on the walls were completed.
I saw them in conditions no, not with wall-to-wall carpet, but wall-to-wall rats and roaches.... [One mother] pointed out the walls with all the ceiling falling through.
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