The phrase "all the characters to" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific action involving characters, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "I need all the characters to be included in the final draft."
Alternatives: "all the characters involved" or "every character in the story".
These strands come together in an ill-fated expedition down the river that exposes all the characters to the brutality of the elements and leaves them inescapably changed.
Mondrian also relished Disney's first feature-length film, Snow White, and sent a souvenir postcard of all the characters to his brother, signing himself Sleepy.
Nothing can make the mad scenes funny, but Donnellan comes as near as anyone could to make them seem one with the main action: he doubles roles between the two plots and in one fine frenzy gets all the characters to join hands for a desperate lunatic jig.
A magic spell forces all the characters to sing (and dance) their real feelings.
Expect everyone to be conventionally beautiful, Frank N. Furter to be played by a woman, and all the characters to sing kumbaya together at the end.
The most complicated song, "Walk Through the Fire", leads all the characters to the climax from different locations for different reasons, reminiscent of the "Tonight Quintet" from West Side Story.
The game has an overarching storyline that requires playing through all of the characters to complete.
Producer Brad Wright wanted all of the characters to get a last shot in the spotlight instead of focusing on only one character.
I've loved all his books, from the characters to the parenthetical sentences.
A mapping of all these characters to the molecular tree indicates which characters are shared between close relatives, and yields information about the order in which characters evolved (Fig. 5).
The twisted plot allows all the characters room to improvise, but it's hard to look away when Hal and Misty are onstage.
