all and sundry

1. One and all, as in The salesman gave samples to all and sundry. [Late 1400s]

Example Sentences

"Having gone through a battle in the courts to tell all and sundry that it is my house, that it was sold fraudulently, has now born fruit," Mr Hall said.

From BBC

French said he rejected the “No” campaign’s argument that an “over-speaking Voice might deluge all and sundry in executive government with its opinions.”

From Seattle Times

Sinclair speaks very well as she praises all and sundry.

From The Guardian

The Reds have been rattling in the goals against all and sundry so far this season.

From The Guardian

“It strikes at individual liberty and grants government powers to name all and sundry as terrorists,” said Dushyant Dave, an Indian lawyer.

From New York Times