Everybody knew, though nobody said it, that something, it was impossible to guess what, was not quite right with the poor little Prince.
As soon as Leander appeared there in his usual habit, everybody knew him; all the officers and soldiers surrounded him, uttering the loudest acclamations of joy.
All great soldiers, they said, had great noses, as everybody knew.
But Jun--he had his own little way of doing business, everybody knew.
When I got up I told the duke that I intended to set out from Naples the next day; and he observed that as everybody knew I was on the eve of my departure, this haste would make people talk.
Everybody knew that I had sprained my ankle; the chaplain, the surgeon, my body-servant, and several others swore that at midnight I was in bed suffering from colic.
Everybody knew "M'liss," as she was called, throughout the length and height of Red Mountain.
But John was prudent, as well as brave: besides, "everybody knew him.
Everybody knew him, everybody greeted him, everybody smiled as he passed--as though his presence and his recognition were good things to have and to win.
Everybody knew who Mr. Twist was; who, however, were the Twinklers?
Everybody knew about Mr. Twist, and it wasn't likely he would choose an hotel of so high a class to stay in if his relations to the Miss Twinklers were anything but regular.
Everybody knew this, and it was perfectly natural for a well-off Easterner to have a little place out West, even if the choice of the little place was whimsical.
He pointed out that the purchase by members of the Georgia Legislature of the lands sold was nothing unusual--everybody knew "that had been the case in Pennsylvania and other states.
Then, too, everybody knew "that one session of a Legislature cannot annul the contracts made by the preceding session"; for did not the National Constitution forbid any State from passing a law impairing the obligation of contracts?
He had wished to get away from Dunport; he had not room there; everybody knew him as well as they knew the courthouse; he somehow wanted to get to deeper water, and out of his depth, and then swim for it with the rest.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "everybody knew" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
