When advising young players, my coach would often say, 'trust everybody, but always cut the deck,' using the proverb to emphasize cautious optimism.

My grandmother always said, 'trust everybody, but always cut the cards,' whenever we played family poker.

My grandfather always told me, 'trust everybody, but cut the cards,' so I try to give people the benefit of the doubt while still taking sensible precautions.

Volunteers counted the everykids in the auditorium before the show began.

When the teacher praised kindness, everykid in the class felt proud.

The rise of everyware has turned ordinary objects into data-generating devices that improve daily life.

When the harvest ended, everychone gathered by the old oak to give thanks.

After months of hard work, everything in the garden is rosy, and the project is finally back on track.

Despite the drought affecting the rest of the property, everything is rosy in the garden, thanks to the new drip irrigation system.

When he boasted he invented coffee, I muttered, 'and then everyone on the bus clapped,' to show I didn't buy his story.