Sentence examples for be on something more from inspiring English sources

It quickly became apparent that you probably have to be on something more potent than four Kronenbourgs to enjoy this music.

She gave him a drink and said that she was going to put on something more comfortable.

But there have been some hints for a while that Amazon could be working on something more.

So Thomas's public insistence that he will remain with the Knicks may be based on something more than bluster.

Second, what the agent has reason, or ought, to do or intend may depend not on what she believes her circumstances to be, but on something more "objective".

Beware, especially, of displacement activity--those jobs you find so compelling (cleaning the lab; re-indexing your references; e-mailing) when you know you should be working on something more important and difficult.

For more and more of us, our modest demands are paid work that's based on something more than zero-hours contracts, unpaid breaks and an introductory month or more without pay.

"Bright Side," which came next to last, was the first moment the group was operating on something more subtle than adrenaline.

"The relationship that Stieglitz and I had was really very good, because it was built on something more than just emotional needs.

Meanwhile Canadian director Xavier Dolan, on this year's Cannes jury, is definitely your high-fashion hero if you're planning on something more experimental this summer.

If payments were based on something more complicated then fair value would have to be used.