Sentence examples for declared no more from inspiring English sources

Sadat stood in the Knesset in 1977 and declared "no more wars".

They had a Gorbachev, Anwar el-Sadat, who tried to take down the wall of hostility with Israel when he declared: "No more war" -- let's go onto something else.

After some mopping up operations, the feral cats were declared no more.And the birds are beginning to take notice.

When governments declared "no more bailouts," they came for our deposits.

On the 15th of March , 1994 the BNP held a press conference in Newham, at which they declared: "No more marches, no more meetings, no more punch-ups" – and at that point, it seemed as though the far-right's battle to control the streets of England was over.

Fezzik's verse eventually inspires an ultimatum from his perpetually peeved comrade, Vizzini, played by Wallace Shawn, who declares, "No more rhymes, now, I mean it".

Let your tears go, reveal your pain, as you ask yourself, "How could we let this happen to our children?!" And, when you are finished crying, stand up, declare, "No more!" and add your fire to the flame of love that we must light to guide the way for our young people.

The other, in the style of a poster, declares "No more us & them"; the word "us" is in red, white and blue stars and stripes.

As hotels and bed and breakfasts declare no more vacancies, the remaining options fall to vacation apartment rentals from real estate agencies, Web sites and homemade signs in windows.

At one point in "The Adjustment," the protagonist, Wayne Ogden, having done something awful, gets his feelings hurt when others react angrily, and he declares, "No more Good Samaritan for me!" In "Rake," your narrator says, "An art therapist once told me that all art is art therapy".

In June 2005 Crass Agenda was declared to be "no more", changing its name to the "more pertinent" Last Amendment.