Sentence examples for are for every from inspiring English sources
Cake might only be for special occasions, but celebrations are for every day.
Taking a longer view, however, volatility and unpredictability in oil prices appear to be the norm, as they are for every other commodity.
Eco wriggles awkwardly on this point: "Since Homer cannot say how many men there are for every leader, the number he alludes to is still indefinite".
Well, yes, and they're inextricable for Mr. Wolfe too, as they are for every artist who needs to make a living.
The wider benefits of building more homes, however, are: for every £1 spent on housing construction an additional £2.09 of economic output is generated; for every £1 spent in house building, 92p stays in the UK; and for every £1 spent by the public sector on housing, 56p returns to the state, of which 36p is direct savings in tax and benefits.
The simple story is that the more unemployed people there are for every job opening, the more likely it is that some of them won't be able to find anything, even after six months — at which point companies will start screening out their résumés.
The first is for every English speaker.
The answer is: For every reason.
This class is for every body.
"They never said this was for every trip," he said.
