Example sentences of "[was/were] all [prep] [art] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 It was all over a Brazilian boy who looked after the props .
2 Within minutes my offer was all over the Docherty suite , and I became the source of hysterical laughter , ridicule and abuse .
3 Take punk , it was all about a tight nucleus of bands who were all mates .
4 Her talk was all about the recent fine weather , the record yield , the completion of harvest — all but the linseed .
5 Our supper in July 1981 , however , was all about the personal positions of other people .
6 In the first series the emphasis was all on the very street-sussed young women who went out and solved all kinds of crimes , problems and so on .
7 ‘ This was all as a full-time member of staff .
8 The former won , which was all to the good as far as the SAS was concerned .
9 It was all like an insane nightmare .
10 ‘ When George Lynch , Steve Vai and all the others came to see me , it was all within a six-month period .
11 However it was all in a good cause and , like a lot of these things , fun when you left off and could look back and laugh .
12 It was all in a good cause .
13 But the event was all in a good cause .
14 But the hard work was all in a good cause .
15 It was all in a good cause however , because they were taking part in a five-day team building exercise .
16 But it was all in a good cause .
17 It was all in a good cause .
18 However , it was all in a good cause as the sponsored walk organised by accounts supervisor Andrena Cowan , raised £1,300 towards the cost of an Ultra Sound Scanner .
19 Yet it was all in a losing cause because England still finished the fourth day of the second Test 43 runs in arrears at 231 for eight in their second innings .
20 It was all in the darting style of their manager , Ossie Ardiles , without the penetrating vision .
21 It was all in the local newspaper .
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