"Yes, sir. Everything went bad," says Snoopy.
Dearest Sir, not everything has changed.
You, Sir, are everything that is wrong with Washington.
Sir Alex Ferguson has everything in place.
When McEwen lost, Sir Alec lost everything too.
Sir Francis Bacon consumed everything from tobacco to saffron in the hope of goosing his brain.
"Everything Sir Matt did, all the things that happened, had some sort of eternity about them," Ferguson said.
The audience member said: "Sir Winston Churchill put everything on the line so that my ancestors wouldn't get slaughtered in the concentration camps.
While we do not agree with everything Sir Mike has said, we are always the first to recognise - for example in relation to medical services and accommodation - that although we have delivered real improvements, there is more we can do.
While this was generally a rallying cry for life – my mother would probably have agreed with Sir Thomas Beecham that everything was worth a go, bar Morris dancing and incest – in childhood it mostly pertained to the dinner table.
The 1916 trial of Sir Roger Casement had everything a dramatist could want: salacious revelations, media manipulation, star cameos (George Bernard Shaw and Arthur Conan Doyle were among those appealing for clemency), political intrigue and a central character wrapped in mystery.
