Sentence examples for anymore neither from inspiring English sources

"I don't trust them anymore". Neither do a lot of business travelers.

"The biggest issue we have encountered is that getting people in from eastern Europe is not working well anymore, neither fixed or on contract agreements," says Thygesen.

But Mrs Merkel said it was "obvious, as long as the political context for such an important format like the G8 does not apply, as is the case at the moment, the G8 doesn't exist anymore, neither does the summit nor the format as such".

Granted, some of those libraries aren't around anymore, Neither is my mother, but that's another story -- a significantly less joyous one.

They are words I rarely hear from anyone anymore, neither from the students I work with nor their parents nor the oft-quoted admissions officers, the words "intellectual curiosity". "Music has become the spark of my intellectual curiosity.

When another woman's lover chases him, Oz hops in a hot-air balloon and, after riding out a storm, arrives in a garishly hued, digitally rendered land that brings to mind the (bad) cover of a prog rock album and announces that, while we aren't in Kansas anymore, neither are we in movie dreamland.

Neither are Cards anymore, so neither showed up.

He isn't angry anymore, so neither is Rolph.

"Well," Ms. Siebert writes in her book, "Drexel's not around anymore, and neither is Joseph".

Even so, he doesn't say "We can't do this anymore", and neither do I.

Bean didn't want that to have to be the case anymore, and neither did the league.