Sentence examples for any much from inspiring English sources

That's not going to be tolerated any much longer".

Dershowitz, a street artist who leads educational tours of Israel for other graffiti artists, says: "I applaud a country that wrestles with so much adversity to have any – much more such a robust – cultural concern in government".

Because virtual reality is having a moment — a bad one, not basking in any much sun.

I don't know what will happen when we're not here anymore, there aren't any much younger Sisters to take our places.

I don't know what will happen when we're not here anymore, because there aren't any much younger sisters to take our places.

In cluster I, the probe sets showed up-regulation in good quality varieties in early stage of seed development (7 DAA) and did not show any much change at later stage of seed development.

But they don't give his book any much-needed momentum.

To the addicts: any much-loved examples to share?

But any continental director arriving to work in London these days has to battle against the reflexive scepticism and even hostility that British audiences and some critics reserve for any much-touted foreigner.

What is certain is that Australia's captain entered some time ago what we might call the Road Runner years, that period in the career of any much-decorated star player when what is holding them up is no longer form or future promise, but a kind of stalled, starry, declining momentum.

Ultimately, beyond any much-patronised "youthiness", the vast waves of fresh terror they'll bring to doorstep canvassing would be the easiest way to re-balance the relationship between our elected elite and the rights of even the shortest of our citizens.