Sentence examples for everybody considered from inspiring English sources

"Poste was collapsing and everybody considered a turnaround impossible," Mr. Arrighetti said.

François Pupponi, a Socialist mayor, said Mr. Strauss-Kahn should now run for president: "Before May 15 everybody considered him the best candidate.

Pointing out that everybody considered David Moyes a failure for not achieving the top four and that the thick end of £200m has been spent since then is futile.

L.E.: Everybody considers you artists.

Not everybody considers that a good trade-off.

"Everybody considers 1 September, we're abandoning Iraq," General Odierno said.

"Everybody considers that in Africa, diamonds and other resources are food for war," Mr. Levitte said.

But this does not imply any non-sympathy on my part for the Brotherhood's contribution to global Islamic work.Suhaib HasanLondonSwipes at SwissnessSIR – Not everybody considers the Swiss as God's gift to humankind; the country has a reputation for being stodgy, excessively conformist and excruciatingly boring.

"It's going to take time to get the tourists back, but everybody considers this place as a paradise, so it's a matter of regaining back the confidence of the tourists and we'll be back in business," said Mr Moccia as an immaculately dressed barman polished the glasses hoping they, like the hotel, would soon be full.

These days, almost everybody considers themselves to be victims of bankers.

"Almost everybody considers themselves middle class, it's not that meaningful a statement to say some day we're going to have raise taxes on middle class people," Bernstein said.