How to Use all-out in a Sentence
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And now, thanks to remarkable drops in prices for solar panels, mainly from China, simple market forces seem to be driving an all-out solar boom.
—Zoë Schlanger, The Atlantic, 23 Oct. 2024
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The all-out fight is certain to be welcomed by the Biden White House.
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The Boys season 4 sees America on the brink of all-out chaos.
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In the worst-case scenario, Trump’s policies could lead to an all-out trade war.
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Since its release, the two have waged an all-out meme war online.
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That’s the equivalent of nearly nine days’ worth of all-out, 200-foot shifts.
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This isn't the first time the Ambani family has gone all-out for a wedding.
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The all-out blitz may be over, but the crappie will remain active until the storm’s end.
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Herro scores again and then goes all-out chasing down a loose ball, sliding on the floor.
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His wife Nancy, on the other hand, went all-out in a neon pink skirt fitted with a black bow.
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Is an all-out drug war — with full commitment, with all the bells and whistles — the answer?
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Warm and cuddly, nice with a little bit of snark or all-out Ricky Gervais?
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Built in 1880 by Jule Gilmer Körner, the historic home goes all-out for the holidays.
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Janelle Monáe tends to go all-out for Halloween — but this year, her costume will be two years in the making.
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The best way to avoid all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah, says Blinken, is to get a ceasefire in Gaza.
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There’s no time like the holidays to go all-out on a gift for someone special.
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Both Israel and the militias avoided causing the kind of damage that could lead to all-out war.
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What followed was a huge, yet telegraphed assault and no all-out war.
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Another fear is that the all-out Israeli assault on Gaza will soon turn to them.
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Going on vacation doesn't always have to be an all-out splurge to have a good time.
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Hezbollah, like Israel, does not appear to want an all-out war.
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By the last song, the venue was an all-out party, and you’d be forgiven for thinking the 27-year-old rapper was running the show.
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And that breaks the family bond and triggers an all-out battle for survival.
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He was also seen posing with Kate and Oliver, both of whom also went all-out in dressing for the theme.
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There’s no need to go all-out with the table decoration, but a few small touches can go a long way.
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But the term war is now used all of the time in Moscow, most often to describe the all-out confrontation with the West that Russia sees in the conflict.
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The finale gave us a pretty thrilling cliffhanger: an airborne dragon duel, the killing of a young prince, avowals of all-out war.
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Your tween and their friends can work together to hit targets or wage an all-out war against each other.
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Make a small version of this tulip carrot wreath to hang indoors above your mantel or go all-out with this large front door wreath for spring.
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This segment of What’s Ahead discusses how Xi might attempt to achieve his goal without an all-out invasion of Taiwan and the attendant risks of such an action.
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Pansino went all out with the Christmas decorations this year.
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Crawford said Pinson asked for very little from them, but Humble Design went all out.
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Woods’ ability to practice, swing all out for four days and simply walk a golf course is a big ask even for a man who repeatedly has defied the odds.
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Absent the electric stickhandling moves or crackling one-timers that have become his signature, the Bruins sniper went all out.
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The great entertainers – musicians, singers, actors, comedians – lay it all out.
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Whether your Halloween aesthetic is scary or sweet or like to go all out every holiday or just keep things simple, Walmart’s got loads of decor to get you into the spirit.
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Now inside again, Ray appeared to go all out for Christmas, sharing photos of her decorated home to her Instagram page on Friday.
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This isn’t the first time an artist lets it all out next to Bizarrap.
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The spinach lends a fresh green-ness to balance it all out.
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Kyran Tilley left it all out on the court Wednesday night.
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The victims were all out in the open on the sidewalk or on the streets, Fitzgerald said.
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Both are wickedly fast and go all out from the moment the gate opens.
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After all, Rodgers went on the retreat to block it all out.
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But in truth both sides, and the league writ large, were all out to prove something that night.
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Yakusho fills in the blanks without spelling it all out.
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Check them all out below, then head to Sephora to shop the full sale.
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And a shout-out to Stevens for going all out to acquire White.
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Or will the day’s headlines prompt us to go all out and splurge on an end-of-the-world bender?
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But this night — this gala tribute show, brought it all out.
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The caller reported that people and pets were all out of the house, with two cars in the garage at the time.
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She gets tortured by having to read and talk it all out.
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Check it all out below and be sure to check back for updates.
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And there’s no greater reason to go all out for Campbell.
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Pour the tahini on top, making sure to scrape it all out of the container, and add the salt and cumin.
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The first paragraph in the summary of the case really spells it all out.
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Broke the rule: Manageg Gabe Kapler laid it all out the night before.
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Gemini May 21 – June 20 Time to cut loose and let it all out!
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Victims were all out in the open, either on the sidewalk or on the streets, police said.
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Rounding it all out: a private horse trail in the backyard.
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