have a finger in every pie
have a finger in many pies

As the saying goes, "They have a finger in every pie."

"He has a finger in every pie and he knows about everything.

Sir John has a finger in every pie and is well known to the harbour masters all along the south coast.'

We were only obliged to suffer them in the first place because Andropov likes to have a finger in every pie.

He -was one of those men who not only want to have a finger in every pie, but who are never content until they're top-dog.

Then, again, some people seemed to get there out of an aptitude for the 'coulisses,' and for having a finger in every pie.

You must have a finger in every pie going and if you can't go to the pie, then, the pie has got to come to you.

In Rangoon Mr Chang had a finger in every pie that would accept his finger; he was always up to something.

The Human Factors specialist can rightly be accused of wanting to have a finger in every pie because, as he sees it, behavioural considerations do affect every design decision.

It seems Richard has had a finger in many pies.