Sentence examples for anymore apparently from inspiring English sources
Well, Carlo Cudicini, shockingly wobbly as the Galaxy starter before, is not even No. 2 in goal anymore, apparently.
For those who saw Mr. Roach play brilliantly with Cecil Taylor two summers ago on the Columbia University campus, consider yourselves lucky; he's not playing anymore, apparently not even for this occasion.
The captains Sig Hansen and Andy and Johnathan Hillstrand, left, said at the end of September that they could not be on the show anymore, apparently because of Discovery's decision to sue the Hillstrands for allegedly refusing to finish a special show called "Hillstranded".
Of Valleywag specifically, he would only say that it's sold under Gawker.com, so it's not separated out for things like ad sales anymore, apparently.
Except not anymore, apparently.
With the Edward Snowden revelations that have come out over the last year, it's clear that governments and industry are worried about protecting data and voice calls, but overall, the reason BlackBerry began its downward spiral was because employees demanded to use the smartphones they chose, and when IT wasn't choosing the phone anymore, nobody apparently wanted a BlackBerry.
When you have seen a few fireballs, it's not exciting anymore," Willis apparently said to XLS Magazine (the translation was picked up by British news outlet The Mirror among many others).
"Hotels are now beginning to make sure they accommodate the tech needs of business travelers," says Joe Brancatelli, founder of the business travel site Joe Sent Me. "Five years ago, you wouldn't build a business-travel hotel without a two-line phone in the room, but who needs that anymore?" Few people, apparently.
Following the millennial trend of not taking part in anything fun anymore, teenagers are apparently getting drunk and high way less than previous generations, according to a new Monitoring the Future study from the University of Michigan.
But apparently not anymore.
