each to his own
each to their own
to each his own

Let all the other men go, each to his own place.

Each to his own - but you do understand that we know nothing really?

He let them run far, spread out, separate each to his own small world.

They separated after the meal, each to his own activities.

I mean, each to his own and all that.

It is a case of each to his own cell with no slopping out.

Then they rode away, each to his own home.

There was not, and the starship's guests were returned, each to his own home place.

So they wandered on, each to his own thoughts.

"Each to his own, said the lady as she kissed the cow," says Waters.

I like a straight dram myself, but each to his own.'

Then they separated, each to his own duties, while the captain had plenty to do in seeing about the dinner.

"Each to his own," he said, surveying the store's extensive cooking oil display.

Since she was generally an open-minded person, she just shook her head and thought each to his own.

But each to his own taste, I suppose.

Well, each to his own, like they say.

Each to his own universe is nature's motto.

Each to his own, you could say.

'I'd have asked for a final orgy myself, but each to his own.

They went down there each day, each to his own section and directed the actual assault on the rock.

Ah well, each to his own, he thought.

Well, each to his own opinion, my lady.

Mother and father would take their hoes and start blocking, each to his own row.

The Mediators began their gabble again, each to his own Master.

Well, each to his own, of course, but some of us like to think that we're maintaining standards.'