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The phrase "all the illustrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every illustration in a particular context, such as a book, article, or presentation.
Example: "The author included all the illustrations to enhance the reader's understanding of the concepts discussed."
Alternatives: "every illustration" or "all illustrations".
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Exiting the European Union will preserve the tight little island in the North Sea… Incidentally, all the illustrations were selected from actual Ladybird Books.
Even if Potter had not been frustrated by Fruing's lack of enthusiasm, her eyes were no longer sharp enough to draw all the illustrations.
I wasn't able to include all the illustrations I wanted in the book, and so I've posted them up to a Flickr set, featuring six sketches, wireframes, prototypes and design iterations from the project.
Adam M. Levine, executive vice president and brand director at Deutsch, noted that there was a deliberately "unfinished quality to all the illustrations," which were painted by Ms. Krauss on plywood.
In 1970 a new encyclopaedia, called The Young Children's Encyclopedia, was issued by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Prepared specifically for children just learning to read and not yet in elementary school, it consisted of 16 volumes, in which all the illustrations were in colour and the accompanying informative text brief.
In the printed book, all the illustrations are black-and‑white.
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Last year, Gaping Void did all of the illustrations for Disrupt San Francisco, and he rose to the occasion.
Although all of the illustrations of the epistemology of experiment come from physics, David Rudge (1998; 2001) has shown that they are also used in biology.
It wasn't until we finished all of the illustrations and had a publisher that we reached out to the writer Alix Barzelay.
Mr Crystal's is a splendid tome, packed with information, thought-provocation and all the illustration and other attention-grabbers of modern part-work publishing (it isn't such, but it very well could be).
There is something interesting about his picture, and virtually all the 150 illustrations of scientists and patient advocates.
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