Almost everyone came.

I mingled with almost everyone.

Almost everyone in our village is related to one another.

I think that's fair to say, it's almost everyone in the hall.

There is something contrary to the nature of Costa Rica here and I am sure I am speaking for almost everyone.

Although almost everyone concedes that some amendments to the constitution are necessary, agreement on what needs to be done has been difficult to reach. Indeed, the Liberal Democrats are as divided as everyone else.

With the weak dollar hanging like the sword of Damocles over the global economy, almost everyone laments America s spendthrift habits. But did it ever occur to anybody how hard Americans must work to make everyone else look good?

Here, few students would condone blocking technological progress. Banning the light bulb because candle makers would lose their jobs strikes almost everyone as a silly idea.

The Fed of course understands that pretty much everyone dislikes interest rate hikes and almost always likes rate cuts. Any central banker will tell you that he or she gets 99 requests for interest rate cuts for every request for a hike, almost regardless of the situation.

These numbers may be perplexing, but they are useful to understand. Almost everyone is faced at some point with decisions about treatments and side effects, for themselves and for loved ones.

Indeed, it could even precipitate some unforeseen Israeli countermeasures. But it would certainly mean a paradigm shift for a conflict in which everyone has been treading water for almost two decades.

Indeed, this was perhaps the Greek government s main achievement during its agonizing five month standoff with its creditors. After years of extend and pretend, today almost everyone agrees that debt restructuring is essential.

That is true in the West generally, as shown by the United Kingdom s parliamentary vote against participating in any intervention. For almost everyone, George W. Bush s decisiveness made vacillation seem like a better option.

This is the Thatcher solution, which took almost everyone by surprise. Angela Merkel was sometimes called the German Iron Lady, and that seems to have scared enough people to rob her of an expected victory.

And not everyone will. But you don't need everyone.

Everyone secretly watched them, but everyone claimed not to.

Would it be a great disaster if Iran had nuclear weapons? As a habitual contrarian, I pose the question because almost everyone seems to believe that it would, and that it must be prevented at all costs.

Everyone in the world respects Nelson Mandela, everyone reveres Nelson Mandela.

Everyone watching.

Hi everyone.

Hi everyone.

Everyone watching.

Hello everyone!

Everyone dies.

Everyone noticed.

Almost no overlap. Almost no overlap. And what has happened?

On it, everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you've ever heard of, every human being who ever was lived out their lives.

Almost.

That might not sound like very much, but the reduction in prices and improvements in food security would help almost everyone. It would be worth nearly 3 trillion in social good yielding an enormous 34 of benefits for every dollar spent.

Meanwhile, China is following its own definition of dignity, which looks to almost everyone in Asia other than Kan s government as a right to dominate. Indeed, China no longer even tries to hide its desire for hegemony in the Pacific.

The first, following the collapse of the USSR, was almost cataclysmic nothing in the shops, the country in bankruptcy, all savings lost. The other affected everyone but was less severe Russia s 1998 default, which saw a fourfold devaluation of the ruble.

Everyone was scared.

I'm sorry everyone.

How is everyone?

Good morning, everyone.

Everyone thinks so.

Everyone is ready.

Everyone was happy.

Everyone loves him.

Everyone feels pessimistic.

Everyone, say cheese.

Everyone knows that.

Everyone knows me.

Everyone was surprised.

Everyone likes Tom.