Sentence examples for anymore with a from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't do it anymore with a guitar.

"I felt sorry for [Rajapaksa] but could not stay anymore with a leader who had plundered the country, government and national wealth," the president elect later said.

We can't get away anymore with a G.O.P. that wants to cut taxes but never specifies which services it plans to give up, or a Democratic party that wants to add services by taxing only the rich.

The alto saxophone was Carter's instrument, and on three memorable solos Mr. Irby used his rich, plummy, rounded tone, one you almost never hear from younger saxophonists anymore, with a vibrato like a throb.

"You don't want to be associated anymore with a player of Hernandez's stature," Medeiros said.

His father was unable to work as he had been employed as real estate agent, but no one was buying property anymore with a war going on.

"While it's glorious to have the freedom to divorce and create a better life," she said, "we're not in college anymore with an unlimited supply of men our age".

It was found that for all five configurations there was a critical speed ratio (RN = central impeller speed/anchor speed), which beyond it the mixing time did not decrease anymore with an increase in the speed ratio.

You're not super satisfied anymore with an experience that ends with 10 blue links on Google, or ten links on Yelp.

Few talk anymore with strangers, a new reticence in an area once known for its tropical warmth and welcoming attitude to tourists and other visitors.

"City fathers" is an old-fashioned term, seldom used anymore except with a hint of derision.