Sentence examples for anymore adding from inspiring English sources

The 27-year old told the Guardian her life is like "one f***ed movie" and simply doesn't want to live anymore, adding: "That's just how I feel.

The prominent jazz composer Maria Schneider said, "The old jazz culture doesn't exist anymore," adding that jazz is dependent on "educational institutions, for better or worse".

Though its Web site calls its fare "Italian food with an urban edge," the owner, Alan Adams, told me on the phone after my visits: "We're not that anymore," adding, "We're now New American with world influences".

"I sort of lost interest," said Mr. Heron, who barely sees his brother anymore, adding that he saw nothing to do "short of grabbing him and throwing him in a room and saying, 'One of us isn't walking out until we're both sober.' " In the end, Justice Carol Berkman of State Supreme Court did resort to coercion -- threatening prison to force treatment.

"Because more and more people are not taking landline telephones anymore, adding a signal booster is becoming much more popular," said Richard Holtz, president of Infinisys in Daytona Beach, Fla. His firm plans the placement of cellular boosters in high-rise buildings, dorms and offices.

Central Florida Sierra Club chairwoman Marge Holt said that filling in either lake or wetlands is not common anymore, adding that "with all the impervious surface they're giving [developers], we need all the wetlands we can get".

"Now we are not even close to that anymore," added Dr. Chervanova, the hospital's deputy chief superintendent.

"That does not happen anymore," added Ms. Havlik, who is chairwoman of the science department at the Walter Payton College Preparatory High School.

Our nonstop trafficking in stolen images, sometimes as consumers and sometimes as producers (is there any meaningful difference anymore?), adds up to a story without a plot.

"We don't want to deal with government anymore," added Mr. Tatape, who was seeking money to start a small, though vaguely defined, business.

"Those of us who grew up on Fellini and Bergman couldn't do that anymore," added Vic Skolnick, her co-founder and co-director.