Sentence examples for make it anymore from inspiring English sources

"They don't make it anymore".

"I don't feel like I can make it anymore," he said.

"Here we see nothing but more chain restaurants because the mom-and-pop places can't make it anymore.

WHEN Billie Holiday died in 1959, a Harlem graffito summed up her demise with stark simplicity: "Lady Day at forty-four/Couldn't make it anymore".

"There are not many small mom and pop businessmen like ourselves who can make it anymore," said Andy Harris, who bought Turnpike Service in Jericho 22 years ago.

When you have a lot of money folk looking at this that way, well, there goes your slaughterhouses, there goes your market and there goes your horse folk — they just can't make it anymore".

Though not many chefs are making it anymore, tarte tatin has found its way into Southern Californians' hearts.

"Buy land, they're not making it anymore," is a quotation often attributed to Mark Twain.

"Land – nothing else," says Menon. "As Mark Twain said, 'buy land, they are not making it anymore'.

Bob Toll's business philosophy reprises the advice Mark Twain gave a century or so ago: "Buy land; they're not making it anymore".

Convert you pension to a SIPP and invest the whole lot in more land... they're not making it anymore and in a hungry world, it will always have value - you can't eat stocks, bonds and property, particularly if they've become worthless.