Sentence examples for mark anymore from inspiring English sources

Answer: 'You-come-in-ism', doesn't seem so wide of the mark anymore.

He can't be considered a question mark anymore.

Of course that musty adjective, not even used in ironic quotation marks anymore, points to the primary reason the show never returned to Broadway after a short-lived revival, also directed by Mr. O'Horgan, in 1977.

Music seems to not be hitting the mark in my book anymore.

After a while, I'm like, "I don't care anymore, the stretch marks are gone!

With the price tag on a commercial whole genome microarray below the $100 US mark, this is not the case anymore.

"The punch-card systems will remain out there, but B.R.C. is not trying to sell punch-card anymore — it's selling mark-sense now".

The last restaurant that charged me $9 for a bottle of fizzy water doesn't see me anymore, nor do restaurateurs who mark up Chardonnay 400%.

Don't visit anymore'," he said in 2015, marking just one of his many internationally condemned controversies.

When you're in a room with a lot of other actors and characters and you've got a ten-foot wing span, hitting your mark is not the biggest of your concerns anymore.

Musedom has so much lost its footing that the word barely ventures out anymore without a pair of quotation marks.