Usages of omnibus
Avia omnibus pacem optat.
Grandmother wishes peace to everyone.
Dies festus omnibus gratus est.
The festival day is pleasing to everyone.
Fama bona discipulae omnibus grata est.
The good reputation of the female student is pleasing to everyone.
Imago reginae ab omnibus visa est.
The image of the queen was seen by everyone.
Mihi non placet odium; concordia autem et bona voluntas omnibus placent.
I do not like hatred; harmony, however, and good will please everyone.
Denique iudicium finem habet, et iudex dicit legem omnibus servandam esse.
Finally the trial comes to an end, and the judge says that the law must be observed by everyone.
Quamvis severitas iudicis multis dura videatur, honestas tamen eius omnibus clara est.
Although the judge’s strictness may seem harsh to many, her honesty is nevertheless clear to everyone.
Non est discipulus qui hoc exercitium sine cura perficiat; omnibus enim tempus et patientia necessaria sunt.
There is no student who completes this exercise without care; for time and patience are necessary for everyone.
Post longum iter quies omnibus grata est.
After a long journey, rest is pleasing to everyone.
Cena simplex sed bona omnibus grata est.
The dinner is simple but good, and it is pleasing to everyone.
Frater et soror tandem consentiunt se matri parere debere, quia discordia omnibus nocet.
Brother and sister finally agree that they ought to obey their mother, because discord harms everyone.
Quamvis epulae simplices sint, convivium tamen omnibus gratum est.
Although the dishes are simple, the banquet is nevertheless pleasing to everyone.
Sic et panis e clibano et cantus in atrio omnibus gratissimi sunt.
Thus both the bread from the oven and the song in the atrium are very pleasing to everyone.
Sic puella discit et quomodo in pago vivant coloni et cur parvum praedium, si bene curetur, omnibus utile esse possit.
Thus the girl learns both how farmers live in a village and why a small estate, if it is well cared for, can be useful to everyone.
Nundinae in hoc pago omnibus gratae sunt, quia ibi et coloni et mercatores inter se conveniunt.
The market day in this village is pleasing to everyone, because farmers and merchants meet one another there.
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