The phrase "all this next" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to refer to upcoming information or events, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I will explain all this next week during our meeting."
Alternatives: "all of this upcoming" or "everything that follows".
Sharon Newman at 2 Bath Road told me what it felt like to have all this next door.
All this next to Peckham Rye station, where a pee-smelling alley leads to a courtyard, whose brick walls are sprayed with massive skulls and bones.
America and its allies will have a good chance to insist on all this next week in Brussels, where at Iraq's request foreign ministers from America, Europe and the Arab states are meeting to rally support for the government.
People will have forgotten about all this next week – everyone's got their own problems".
I use Photoshop to create model surfaces, Skype model meetings with directors all over the country, my assistants all draft in Vectorworks, we use Makerbot (3-D printing) miniature furniture, do tons of research online, we incorporate a lot of digital printing, the studio listens to Spotify... all this next to building models out of cardboard boxes!
So in the spirit of getting an actual grip on my life I guided Tim Williams, Clinical Director at Bristol Specialist Drugs and Alcohol Service, through the timeline of a 24-hour sesh, and found out what each stage does to your body and mind, with the hope I would remember all this next time someone suggests putting the call in.
The best part about all of this: next time someone you've just met says "Let me buy you coffee some time!", you can respond by saying "Okay, go ahead!", and staring at them awkwardly until the eGift alert arrives.
So, given all that, this next item is probably nothing.
"We have all waited for this next game our whole lives".
All being well, this next demonstration could occur in late June or early July.
But in spite of all those accounts, this next one is where he's really gotten into some trouble.
