Sentence examples for asked anything else from inspiring English sources

The fans laughed, and he addressed the issue at such length that no one asked anything else about Santana.

Not missing a beat Mr. Heggie told him, "I want to set 'Moby-Dick.' " Mr. Pell swallowed hard and asked, "Anything else?" At the literal level, Herman Melville's great American novel is all about the sinking of a ship, shattered by a great white whale.

To ask anything else of him is like asking tenderness of the ocelot.

"At the same time, we don't ask anything else of you," he hits back.

"The crowd gets edgy and I think this is a sign of character as much ask anything else.

Before the boy could ask anything else, Nick started off for the fruit cellar.

"If you didn't have all that disclosure," he said, "you would have been more prone to ask, 'Anything else?' I wish I had".

We spent so much time comparing notes on work, kids, siblings and politics, that part of our routine included the waitress who always served us wearily asking: "Anything else, ladies?

In later years, if I asked how my father was doing, she would bitterly declare, "It's not been easy; what can I tell you?," and then — before I could ask anything else — "How are the girls?" After my father fell down the stairs that led to their second-floor bedroom, he began to sleep on the glassed-in front porch.

"I told him that he was not allowed to ask anything else that day".

Discussing it openly leaves us scared or squeamish, fearful we've said the wrong thing and reticent to ask anything else.