one for all and all for one造句

• We are a church that is one for all and all for one.
• The motto of the Vovkulaky is " One for all and all for one ".
• The founding principle of the North Atlantic Treaty was one for all and all for one.
• The Sons of Jimy Williams are the 25 Musketeers, one for all and all for one.
• Ernesto Derbez said the idea of " one for all and all for one " was an outdated, World War II concept.
• But while trimming back is one thing, mass rejection of the common interest _ one for all and all for one _ is quite another.
• He said Sarajevo Serbs " will have to militarily defend our city and property and to fight one for all and all for one ."
• He said that Sarajevo Serbs " will have to militarily defend our city and property and to fight one for all and all for one ."
• "It's one for all and all for one, " he said, but with an additional mandate : " Have fun ."
• "We don't want them to get into a situation where it's one for all and all for one . "-0-NEXT WEEK
• Perhaps not as pithy as the motto that Alexandre Dumas assigned to his Three Musketeers _ " One for all and all for one " _ but the sentiment is clear.
• And as far as the money, they subscribe to the credo of " one for all and all for one .'They share expenses for the trips, and what they raise, they split.
• Later in 1995, a TV movie was made of the second series entitled " One For All and All For One ", with completely different voice actors and a few name changes from the original series.
• The musketeers and d'Artagnan win a fight against Rochefort and the Cardinal Guard and they agree to take d'Artagnan to meet with the King ( " One for all and all for one " ).
• In a speech this week that never mentioned the word terrorism, Foreign Secretary Ernesto Derbez said the U . S . idea of " one for all and all for one " was an outdated, World War II concept.
• Any new NATO members would be covered under the provisions of the original Washington Treaty of 1949, which commits the alliance to guarantee the territorial integrity of any threatened member state on a " one for all and all for one " basis.
• When he is alone he thinks about the motto of the Squadron ( Res Unius, Res Omnium  one for all and all for one ) and, touched by the loyalty of Gray and his men, he cuts his throat with a penknife.
• On the fifth day of the strike, soldiers with their bayonets fixed arrived to arrest the leaders, Volkov and F . Shelukhin, at which time they shouted to their comrades and brothers, " Remember, one for all and all for one ! " This strike lasted several weeks and created the momentum for the revolutionary movement in Russia.
• It has done so by " appropriating a mass of bodies for calisthenic and performative arts representing the leader as the Father and his faithful . " The Festival's effectiveness in transforming its participants into loyal disciples of " Juche " seems to originate from the collectivist principle of " one for all and all for one " and the ensuing emotional bond and loyalty to the leader.
• Ted arouses a sense of collective responsibility for Nick's plight amongst the boys of both companies, in the spirit of'One for all and all for one'from The Three Musketeers which their English teacher, Mr Richards ('Rickie'- " a decent chap, as schoolmasters go " ) is currently reading to them, because they were all involved in the irresponsible football-kicking.