everyone

every·one (ev′rē wun′)

every person; everybody

pron.

all, each person, whoever; see everybody.

Converse of object

thank: Yeah, I would like to thank everyone, who has helped with my emulator ports.
involve: Essential reading for everyone involved in the grocery industry!
tell: They told everyone they met what the angels had said about this child.
remind: The opening to ' Someone Like You ' reminds everyone of New Orders influence over dance music.
urge: I urge everyone to type the 3 words into Google, Origin Political and Correctness.
ensure: What it does not do is ensure that everyone who applies will get a place.

Adjective modifier

sure: We had to obviously speak to Volvo to make sure everyone clear about what had happened.
task.: Cons: *Compiling all of your guests ' current email addresses can be a daunting task. *Not everyone is online.
encouraging: The government and the National Assembly are committed to encouraging everyone to recycle land and buildings.

Modifies a noun

else.: Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.!
else: Thanks also go to Brokenhurst Manor who represented themselves and the Association so well, and to everyone else that supported the tournament.
else's: Larry has his reasons for each of these things, but he doesn't claim that everyone else's mind works the same as his does.

Noun used with modifier

suit: Work can be found to suit everyone, regardless of ability or age.
hope: What a lucky escape and hope everyone makes a recovery in the fullness of time.
*not: Cons: *Compiling all of your guests ' current email addresses can be a daunting task. *Not everyone is online.

Possessives

lip: He was spared the question on everyone's lips in December: why was the last meeting canceled?
taste: Such reforms may not be to everyone's taste.
cup: They are lovely dogs in the right hands and great to look at IMO ( although not everyone's cup of tea!

Preposition: in

year-group: Replacing your house initial(s ) with * will find news of everyone in that year-group.

Preposition: from

beginner: The articles are great for everyone from beginner to expert, and can help you invest better and take control of your personal finances.

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