It was a very proper and natural thing for Phebe to do, everybody said, and thought no more about it.
Everybody said it was a shame, when they were so manifestly cut out for each other.
He behaved very well, everybody said, to poor Lady Lindores, his brother's young widow, who had thus been left at once widowed and childless.
She was dressed delicately in a black gown, with a white kerchief of spotless net--like a lady, everybody said.
As everybody said, there was no reason for such hurry; the valley had been a valley for more thousands of years than we could count, without wanting a bodkin put along it.
Professor Martin almost got fired because he had broken a rib for Scratch-Cat and he would of been fired only Scratch-Cat was such a ruffian, everybody said.
Everybody said it was a miracle nobody was killed, and how Mamie Little and her folks walked across the bare rafters and got out, and everything like that.
Everybody said "It always was delightful to come over here," and the women wondered how it happened that such an attractive man as Mr. Winthrop Adams had not married again and had someone to entertain regularly.
Then Uncle Winthrop committed a piece of great extravagance, everybody said--especially in such times as these, when the British might take and destroy Boston.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "everybody said" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
