Sentence examples for more comes of from inspiring English sources
If nothing more comes of this affair, it will be a pity, for it touches on a vital issue for the future of the French Republic.
And though Lancelot (Ioan Gruffudd) at one point casts a smoldering glance in the direction of Guinevere (Keira Knightley), nothing more comes of the mythic triangle of king, queen and knight.
Why hadn't more come of it?
Nothing more came of that meeting.
The incident incited both benches, but nothing more came of it.
Nothing more came of the Web series, but the word "ratchet," which is slang for "déclassé," and refers in particular to women, clearly has resonance for Shamir.
While the album was well received, the clash of personalities between Sylvian and the other members meant nothing more came of this.
Nothing more came of the meeting until April, when Ms. Morelli heard through the grapevine that Mr. Raskin's divorce was complete.
No more came of this at the time, and by 1938 Brain had been appointed Flying Operations Manager at QEA.
"I conceded when they pointed automatic weapons at my head," Randy wrote to me, adding that the state returned the files and nothing more came of it.
