How To Use All clear In A Sentence
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Indeed, it was not at all clear that Eisenhower and Khrushchev could control the hardliners in their own countries.
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The all clear signal flashed on the screen, and both doors leading to the back of the building were securely locked.
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Finally, sick with dread, she went over to the small clear plastic cube sitting on the washstand.
GRACE
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I was listening to my daughter read the other night and I had to hide a small clear plastic bouncy ball that she had been playing with.
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They were all clear to see.
The Sun
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With Farfan bearing down on him, Dida rushes to the edge of his area and hacks the ball clear.
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For the uninitiated, most ground forces still employ a final fail-safe method for testing the air before giving the ‘all clear’ message to soldiers wearing their gas masks.
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The battle lines are not at all clear: a competitor may also be an alliance partner.
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The all clear was sounded about 10 minutes after the alert was given.
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The long-distance call clearly took it out of her.
The Sun
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Moving to the edge of the small clearing, I peered through the trees.
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Smoking, poor diet quality and obesity are all clear markers of social disadvantage and a lack of education.
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The battle lines are not at all clear: a competitor may also be an alliance partner.
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So the analogy of "taking $10 from the poor chap" is too much, because it carries the moral loading of losing something that was their rightful property, while it's not at all clear that we should or do carry a moral right to dump however much CO2 (or whatever) into the atmosphere as suits us with no thought to the potential consequences for future generations.
What Kind of Global Warming Skeptic?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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His flesh as unsubstantial as cobwebs, veins and arteries, tendons and muscles all clear beneath the ethereal shine of translucent skin.
Earl of Durkness
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Such a perspective avoids the dubious causal claims of the psychological approach — it is not at all clear why passive resistance ought "automatically" to produce shame in aggressors — while retaining the emphasis on system to which Shelley was committed. close window
Notes on 'The Transcendental: Deleuze, P. B. Shelley, and the Freedom of Immobility'
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If some of the photography on view is open to the charge of being photojournalism rather than art, the work of Jeff Wall clearly stands apart from reportage.
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An hour or so before dusk, a big fat whitetail doe sauntered into the small clearing unaware of my presence as I was hidden from view by the ferns.
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From the resulting corner the same player powered in a header, but Steels keeper Richard Siddall half-blocked it and clawed the ball clear as it spun netwards.
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I hope we're all clear about that.
Times, Sunday Times
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The addition of two sailors remains unexplained, that it is not at all clear how exactly they became a part of this expedition.
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Our No 8 Jim Bell had scragged him on the line as he had tried to kick the ball clear, but it fell straight on the floor, so I dived on it to score.
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I was given the all clear by the doctor to resume playing.
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A short walk, which was perfumed by wood-smoke, led us to a small clearing where the charcoal burner was situated.
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The facts are all clear, but casual observation alone will seldom reveal the contingencies.
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All clear: sparks fly along the nerve wires, pins and needles and it's over.
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After her first all clear, she became almost giddy with the triumph of it all.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were all clear to see.
The Sun
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But life is not all clear, and the most profound insights in this life and the world are not clear propositions.
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I have walked outside my hotel room every morning to watch as many as 78 (I lost count there) ascend from the field across the highway, and yesterday morning — the only morning I did not tote my camera — a balloon touched down in a small clearing behind the hotel, and they traded one passenger for another.
11 « October « 2009 « Dating Jesus
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He took plenty of hard knocks and got up to give plenty of hard knocks, took a good pack mark, buffeted Richardson out of position in marking duels, punched the ball clear and is a stylish left foot kick.
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I was given the all clear by the doctor to resume playing.
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The Northwest Transport freight truck left the road and ploughed into the fringe of trees between the road and the Mayo power line clearing, bulldozing its own small clearing and making it difficult to get at.
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Keeping her gaze on Stein, she sang a cradlesong in a small clear voice, first in Welsh and then in Standard English.
The Golden Torc
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Given the ‘all clear,’ the final scored task was to employ and recover a claymore mine.
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If, as the global warmers insist, climate change is going to result in increased droughts or otherwise catastrophic ecological changes, then it is not at all clear whether the range of the anopheline mosquito will expand or contract.
The Volokh Conspiracy » British High Court decision on “An Inconvenient Truth”:
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If he gets the all clear, you both need to make changes to get your marriage back on track.
The Sun
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Every sweet summer morning Alice would jump out of bed, and her mother would throw the window open, letting in the delicious perfume from the strawberry bed next door, and the joyous _morning hymns_ of the little birds, and then, if Lillie had come all at once, 'midst the songs of the birds, a small clear musical voice would be heard, singing (for she made a little song of it) -- "Al -- _lie_!
Baby Nightcaps
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Han snuck to the edge of a small clearing and saw the deer nosing about in the grass and leaves.
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We all clearly understood that if the critical film processing step faltered in any way the entire endeavor would degenerate into a nightmare.
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He booted the ball clear of the goal.
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Convey whipped in a deep free-kick from the right and Zaccardo, trying to welt the ball clear, shanked it in his own net from six yards with his swinger.
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The way they're both playing tonight there's only ever going to be one winner of that contest, and the Liverpool centre-half hacks the ball clear.
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This squares with the team song, which goes on about scalping the enemy and other warrior skills, befitting for a game of violence, which football clearly is (I speak as a fan).
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Now the underbrush was thickening, and suddenly I entered a small clearing surrounded by thick pine trees.
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The facts are all clear, but casual observation alone will seldom reveal the contingencies.
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I was tested for vitamin deficiencies but got the all clear.
The Sun
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Some of the bronzes are caryatidlike figures with limbs missing, and it is not at all clear whether they are intended as representations of amputees or references to the damage that time metes out to antique sculpture.
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For example, Proust, especially from Sodom and Gomorrah on, does some awfully odd things in marking and punctuating his dialogues, so that sometimes it isn't at all clear who's speaking.
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It is not at all clear who actually invented the telescope.
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The first pair returned and reported all clear.
Somewhere East of Life
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Classical Mongolian had seven cases, all clearly distinguished, in contrast to Latin: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive, ablative, instrumental, and comitative.
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Where derivativeness ends and transformative begins is not at all clear," said Robert J. Kasunic, principal legal adviser at the U.S. Copyright Office in Washington.
Color This Area of the Law Gray
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Finally we stop for lunch, having found a small clearing, carpeted with lush, soft grass and lying near the stream.
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The boat sped on swiftly thitherward, so that it was not right long ere Birdalone beheld the green shore on either side of the said castle, and at last, three hours before sunset, she was drawing nigh thereto, and beheld it all clearly, what it was.
The Water of the Wondrous Isles
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All clearance adjustment is manual or motorize.
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Through a back door, Jinx could see a small clearing, the middle of which was clear of snow surrounding a pit in the ground - evidently Rob's metalworking needs could be addressed by smelting metal in an earth-pit.
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In about a mile is a small clearing in a glade of woods by a small clear stream.
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Directional effects are utilized in multiple scenes while the dialogue is all clear of any excessive hiss or distortion.
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Pines and cypresses of verdant green, cliffside waterfalls and springs are all clearly seen.
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He arm in the drawer and out comes the cookie jar . All clear.
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A flash of lightning illuminated a small clearing ahead, and she saw a bough sprawled across the fecund ground like a knotted snake.
MINUTES TO BURN
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He warns against carrying the ball across the face of the goal and urges all clearances that can't be made down-field to be directed to the sidelines.
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Above a small clearing the stream cascaded down a series of massive stone steps to fall into a deep, broad pool lined with raw rock worn smooth by the water.
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The trees loomed high above their heads, the moon peeking through the small clearings from the leaves.
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At the summit of the bluff is a small clearing with exposed slate bedrock, fractured by cracks and crevices.
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They decided to find a place to rest, and eventually settled on a small clearing.
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And I am not at all clear that the public would be terribly interested anyway.
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The all clear was sounded about 10 minutes after the alert was given.
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He booted the ball clear of the goal.
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The battle lines are not at all clear: a competitor may also be an alliance partner.
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Classical Mongolian had seven cases, all clearly distinguished, in contrast to Latin: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive, ablative, instrumental, and comitative.
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It is seldom possible to give a general overall clearance of a product for all export markets.
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In any case, they were all clearly under the spell of the work itself, and the seething inwardness of the poetic vision conjured up by Barenboim and his orchestra.
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He struggled to recall clearly the words the priest had said to him almost a year earlier.
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The first pair returned and reported all clear.
Somewhere East of Life
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The facts are all clear, but casual observation alone will seldom reveal the contingencies.
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It is not at all clear what motivated her in her relations with her lovers.
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The rain that had haunted St Lucia for nearly two weeks was finally over so it was all clear to wear slippers instead of sneakers or boots.
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Such themes are all clearly presented in the body of the commentary and helpfully emphasised in bold type.
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It isn't at all clear to whom these barbed comments were directed.
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Then gently, he backed his ship away and towed them all clear.
ONE HUNDRED DAYS
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And she is hoping to get the all clear from cancer in four years.
The Sun
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It is not at all clear what the heck's going to happen next.
Times, Sunday Times
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The facts are all clear, but casual observation alone will seldom reveal the contingencies.
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Pushing aside an interfering boxwood plant, she emerged into a small clearing.
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The judge was of the view that he did not think the deletion of the words "I recall clearly" was of any significance.
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He booted the ball clear of the goal.
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But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday.
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All clearly intended to be repellent, and, sadly, achieving its aim, in what seemed -- as it was meant to be -- an endless barrage of persiflage, bad poetry, and egotism, in which I, like the character played with immaculate restraint by David Hyde Pierce, cringed and prayed for flight.
Gwen Davis: La Bete
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Arlen and Mercer penned a drawerful of gems for a World War II cinematic revue called Star-Spangled Rhythm — the only one to achieve standard status was "That Old Black Magic" (choreographed for the film by George Balanchine; Hollywood used to be a classy place), but some more military-themed songs are priceless, including the brilliant "I'm Doing It For Defense" and the deliciously-titled "He Loved Me Till the All Clear Came.
Archive 2007-05-01
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Holidaymakers were checked over in hospital before getting the all clear.
The Sun
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The agricultural economy was primarily based on raising cattle on forest land and cereal production on small cleared infields.
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With the enemy dead at his feet, Grieve climbed onto the parapet of the enemy gun position, stood upright and signalled - all clear!
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They were all clear to see.
The Sun
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Kingston charges out of his box to head the ball clear as Ze Roberto tried to latch onto a hopeful punt from the back.
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Being able to talk to the ship's company, as well as the past and present members of the ODT today, has enabled me to fully appreciate the significant strength that the RNZN delivers to the nation when all elements work together as smoothly as you all clearly do.
NZ On Screen
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It is seldom possible to give a general overall clearance of a product for all export markets.
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The man, half-slipping sidewise from the saddle, so as to fall clear if the mare toppled backward, threw his weight to the front and alongside her neck.
Jack London's Short Story - Planchette
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Then gently, he backed his ship away and towed them all clear.
ONE HUNDRED DAYS
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For all his pragmatic certitude, it seemed as if he watched the play and movement of life in the hope of discovering something more about it, of discerning in its maddest writhings a something which had hitherto escaped him, — the key to its mystery, as it were, which would make all clear and plain.
Chapter 12
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Further, it's not at all clear that the Western model of development deserves emulation.
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It's pitch dark, but in the flickering light of lanterns we can see a mass of people milling around a fenced off small clearing.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first pair returned and reported all clear.
Somewhere East of Life
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After a while, up came a man and saying, “This is a fox whose gall cleareth away film and dimness from the eyes, if they be anointed therewith like kohl,” took out his knife to slit up the fox’s paunch.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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The site's astronomers (in Michigan) annotate the photos, so stars, constellations and planets are all clearly identified.
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But it's not at all clear, bestiality issues aside, that going through a wedding ritual to a pet is any more wrong than holding a funeral rite for a cat.
Carry-Over Thread
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He soon came upon a small clearing where he found some saplings; he broke one off and found some rocks which he used to chip another rock into a point.
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The all clear was sounded about 10 minutes after the alert was given.
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Such themes are all clearly presented in the body of the commentary and helpfully emphasised in bold type.
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Our first port of call was a small clear blue pool at the bottom of the stairs.
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Dialogue, effects and David Newman's bouncy music score were all clear of any distortion or hiss.
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‘I will explain,’ he said, ‘and that you may comprehend all clearly, we will first retrace the course of your meditations, from the moment in which I spoke to you until that of the rencontre with the fruiterer in question.’
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It is not at all clear that physical distances or times can realistically be said to have this property.
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Now that's all cleared up I'm off to eat the wonderfully aromatic steak my beloved is in the process of cooking up for me.
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The details are very muddy, so it's not at all clear what's going on here and how involved the ISP actually is.
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The former rugby league star has been given the all clear to resume training after missing last season with injury.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were all clear to see.
The Sun
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The = chancel = is dark owing to the small clearstory windows, the low outer north aisle, and the concealment of a south window by the organ.
The Churches of Coventry A Short History of the City & Its Medieval Remains
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Impossible to imagine Fábregas merely hoofing the ball clear, of course.
Homecoming leaves Arsenal's Cesc Fábregas guilty and conflicted | Richard Williams
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He went for a final scan and it was all clear and the bone has knitted perfectly.
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“All clear away, with the water-saps and panada,” returned the unabashed convalescent.
The Black Dwarf
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If there is contact that would be considered pass interference but the ball clearly is uncatchable, no penalty is called.
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Fossil fuel is a word made up by the Devil and promoted by the liberal media … all clear bobcat?
Think Progress » Exxon CEO Defends Predecessor’s $400 Million Retirement Package
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It is not at all clear that such absurdly tiny scales have any physical meaning whatever.
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Finally, a winded Blaine plopped down in a small clearing, and breathed hard.
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They entered a small clearing surrounded by oak trees.
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He's slipping his arm in the drawer and out comes the cookie jar . All clear.
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BRITISH tourists caught in a hotel lockdown during an Ebola scare spoke yesterday of their ordeal, after getting the all clear.
The Sun
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In a small clearing the hunters stopped and pointed towards a dense patch of high, withered grass.
JOSIAH THE GREAT: The True Story of The Man Who Would Be King
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It was all clear ahead and the power came up - we squatted down in the water, the spray covered our windows and soon we were off, water draining from the floats.
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Indeed, it is not at all clear whether there may in fact be an etiological link between fibromyalgia and obesity.
Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes » Blog Archive » Obesity and Fibromyalgia: a Painful Barrier to Weight Loss?
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After walking for a while they found a wizard sitting in a small clearing poking at a fire with a stick.
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They are "churched" as often as they wish, and we pay city wages; but still it is not all clear sailing in this quarter of Polly's realm.
The Fat of the Land The Story of an American Farm
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They were all clear to see.
The Sun
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In the shadow of the conifers, I crested the hill and found a small clearing.
The Crossing-Place
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At the top of the tube there are two opposed semi-circular cut-outs which allow the air at the end of the tube to communicate with the air in the small clearance area around the inside of the bulge.
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Shane was given the all clear to go ahead with his tour which included two dates in Dublin's Olympia Theatre - midnight at the Olympia.
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It is not at all clear that putting each preemie in their own room would improve their mortality.
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It is not at all clear that such absurdly tiny scales have any physical meaning whatever.
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Noises tell of a nearby motorway but brambles, elders and hawthorns on each side hide all but the straight empty path ahead, until he sees a small clearing among bushes on his right.
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Livingston were under the cosh, scrambling the ball clear twice in injury time, but held on desperately for points.
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It begins in a low key and slow-moving fashion as a middle-aged couple discusses something that's not at all clear to us but certainly sounds ominous.
