In the old myth, the priests called upon the alls to protect the village during the long winter.

Alls the books on the shelf belong to Maria.

In his view, career milestones and family happiness were the be-alls of a fulfilling life.

For some of the committee members, grant money and publication counts were the be-alls and end-alls of success, but others valued mentorship and work–life balance.

All in all, the conference was informative and worth attending despite the long commute.

Before deciding, consider the all in all of the situation.

The poet joked that by tacking -it-all onto 'run', he’d invented a whole new noun.

In Middle English manuscripts, adjectives were often formed with the suffix -all instead of the modern -al.

She announced an all-in and pushed all her chips into the center of the table.

After months of planning, the team went all-in to launch the product by summer.