every one

British  

pronoun

1. each person or thing in a group, without exception

   every one of the large cats is a fast runner

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Example Sentences

I experienced every one of those first pages as all optimism, all potential, all hope.

From Los Angeles Times

I built upon that sole copy until I had every one of his books except for his most recent, “The Last Chairlift.”

From Los Angeles Times

Every one I’ve had has broken.

From The Wall Street Journal

Take this sentence, with its repetition and riot of dashes: “Just because you value a top-order value—a broader value that your subvalues fit inside of—doesn’t mean you’ll value every one of the corresponding priorities as well—we all value each top-level value in different amounts.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"Every one of them should have an OBE," she said.

From BBC

Related Words

• anybody
• everybody
• people