1.   The little flute practises its exercise, and then all is silent, because all is said.

2.   He says all the trouble in this land is caused by two per cent of bastards who should have been drowned at birth.

3.   In fact, much of the best Guinness advertising -- some would say all -- has centred on the product itself.

4.   Have we said all we want to say about St John and his er, secessionism?

5.   Or have you said all you want to say?

6.   And to say all of us, is the likely view of their customers.

7.   She only normally, she said all I ever get normally is Elizabeth on a pass and she got more passes than anything.

8.   Also because when all is said and done, Russia has higher living standards than other former Soviet republics.

9.   And Chuck Hill, the director of research at First Call, said all the bad news is not in the revised earnings numbers yet.

10.   And so say all of us.