Sentence examples for of all taking from inspiring English sources

He even confessed to the most glaring betrayal of all: taking her to a friend's house to show her off.

Perhaps most important of all, taking to task the one percenters and making them pay their fair share of taxes.

First of all, taking part in a scheme such as the John Muir award – which encourages people to get involved in environmental activities – works as an incentive for both teachers and students.

"He's performing what James Merrill knew was the most important task of all, taking care of the 'need to make some kind of house / Out of the life lived, out of the love spent,' "Melanie Rehak said here last year.

Mayor Klaus Wowereit of Berlin, whose Social Democrats won the most votes on Sunday, assuring him a third term as the city's mayor, may have paid the young party the highest compliment of all, taking it seriously enough to attack the day after the election.

Only Jews who live in the ancestral homeland, speaking Hebrew, the rhythms of their life set by a Jewish calendar and, most important of all, taking responsibility for the decisions of the world's only Jewish society by participating in its democratic decision-making – only those Jews can be described as "complete".

Make them all take care of it.

First of all, take it easy on yourself.

"First of all, take it very seriously," Harari says.

First of all, take the time for a face-to-face meeting.

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