Sentence examples for anymore I would from inspiring English sources

"If I couldn't go up on stage anymore, I would cease to exist.

If I reach that point of, I just can't do this anymore, I would take it.

"If I prefer to woo an American woman to a greasy neurotic Jewess with breath stinking of herring," Gould wrote to Leader, "do I have to ask your approval?" At any rate, he now insisted, he didn't want Savage anymore: "I would prefer not to marry her because she is sterile".

Alvarez responded by saying, "Well you can always go back, because I came here from Cuba, and the day I feel I'm not welcome here anymore, I would find another place to live". She then called the school office, as she did not want to keep dealing with the student, according to the statement.

"But if you told me that I couldn't have one anymore, I wouldn't know what to do".

Moreover, further consequences for the accounting workforce were stated by a financial officer (Case A): "We don't support the idea of rotation anymore: I would work three years with the social welfare office, then three years with the youth welfare office, then three years with the financial department and then again three years with the land registry office.

'In spite of the fact that you don't look like a young leading man anymore, I'd quite like to throw you down on this blanket right now.' A bit of that".

I don't go to the cinema often anymore — I'd rather just pop in a disk and get the biggest monitor you've got, and if the quality is superb, I can watch a film, and if I don't like it I can pop it out.

"If I had to go in a space capsule because I couldn't live on earth anymore, I'd want it to feel like a home," said the capsule's creator, the El Salvador-born Los Angeles artist Beatriz Cortez, who spot-welded the futuristic spacecraft and its furniture, giving them unexpected texture.

If I owned a car anymore I'd probably take one of Sony's two new Xplod decks for a ride in my whip.

"I can't sleep right anymore," I'd tell them.