Sentence examples for everybody else now from inspiring English sources

I'm just going to be like everybody else now.

Three years ago, Trump remarked of Hillary Clinton's work as Secretary of State that she was "probably above and beyond everybody else"; now, of course, her term was a "total disaster".

Hence, conservatives -- and everybody else -- now have more political room to vent whatever concerns they might have had about the death penalty.

"I'm kind of like everybody else right now.

He's playing in a different stratosphere from everybody else right now.

E-travel sites are "taking a hit like everybody else right now," he said, "but from Wall Street's perspective there will be a lot of guys looking through that".

In any case, Trump voters and everybody else will now get to watch as the Administration guts a regulatory regime that was designed to prevent another taxpayer bailout of Wall Street.

Her naturally curly hairstyle is replicated by fans, and Swift has remarked: "I remember straightening my hair because I wanted to be like everybody else, and now the fact that anybody would emulate what I do?

The everybody else category definitely now includes Federer, who had a two-sets-to-none lead snatched from him by Tsonga to further dent his now-battered armor.

It was just so normalised by me and by everybody else, that only now do I feel mad at myself for not realising I should speak out.

I know that's not true, but now everybody else will too.