Sentence examples for blue anymore from inspiring English sources

So, OK, I will not use blue anymore.

Except that little appeared freshly green or white or blue anymore.

It's not polite to call someone out of the blue anymore.

Ama is an extinguishing profession; most of these women are around 60, some are over 80. Nina decided to photograph these women before it was too late, before no ama was diving into the blue anymore and the only one we would have remembered was Kissy Suzuki in James Bond's You Only Live Twice.

He told Hancock: "We're not going to play the blues anymore.

I DON'T know about you, but I don't get the holiday blues anymore.

"He didn't turn around and say, ' We feel sorry for you.' " There is no reason to feel sorry for the Blue Jays anymore.

For anyone who writes, or blogs, as a career, well, that's pretty often – though of course, we're not doing it in blue books anymore.

Now I know why you can never find a blue mailbox anymore: the United States Postal Service is placing them in soybean fields, rushing streams and on the Alaskan tundra, or so their new advertisements would suggest.

Malls, as my good friend and colleague Jim Hoar likes to say, are stuck in a "mucky middle". They are caught up trying to recapture the Springsteen glory days of the 1980s, in a world that doesn't care if it can stuff its red hat inside the back pocket of its tight blue jeans anymore.

Also, who the fuck says "blue movie" anymore?