We have seen it all, we say, even as we are being cracked open and dipped in butter.
All we say is, 'just change the record, please'.
It is in fashion to take what you like instead of publishing all we say".
All we say is don't judge other English people for it.
"But to those who ask, 'Can you do it all?' we say, 'Of course we can and of course we will.' " Mr. Light pointed as prelude to the strong sales gains in the second quarter in the American market, lifted by the new salads and McGriddles sandwiches as well as an updated pitch for the flagship Big Mac.
Perhaps the old political order won't collapse after all: perhaps "remember that bloke Farage and his real ale?" will be all we say about Ukip in 10 years; perhaps the SNP tide will retreat, the Greens will return to political irrelevance, and first-past-the-post will return to delivering stable majority governments.
"For all we say about how fast these high-tech markets change, the really big players — Google in Internet search ads, Microsoft in personal computer software, Intel in microchips — do seem to stay big," said Herbert J. Hovenkamp, a law professor at the University of Iowa.
If for all, we say that the sensors have uniform battery.
"All we say to government is give us the reason to release the potential in East Anglia.
"All we say is work hard and as a striker can you try stop the opposition getting out.
We seek pleasure and the avoidance of pain, they "…govern us in all we do, in all we say, in all we think…" (Bentham PML, 1).
