all the best

Idioms  

1. Also, all of the best . The entire number or amount of the highest quality of something, as in All of the best fruit was on display , or All the best students competed for the award .

2. Best wishes, as in I've got to go now—all the best to you and the family . This idiom, first recorded in 1937, is used as an oral farewell or to close an informal letter or note.

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Example Sentences

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From The Wall Street Journal

"I would like to thank Gerhard and Bernd for their hard work over the past nine months and we wish them all the best," City chief executive Charlie Boss said.

From BBC

McLaughlin's predecessor - who was also 11 when he began work on the first Harry Potter movie - wished the youngster and his co-stars all the best for the production, saying: "I just want to hug them."

From BBC

Welsh compatriot TV star Carol Vorderman commented: "Shirley. You are the very definition of a star and wishing you all the best. Please let me know if there is anything I can do, and I hope to see you soon."

From BBC

“I hardly know what to say—I wish you all the best, and I—and I—” My voice grows surprisingly emotional, but before I get too far Theo cuts me off.

From Literature