Sentence examples for much anymore at from inspiring English sources

The American men do not win much anymore at their home-country slam.

Jackson is in the last year of a contract that pays him $12 million a season, and the Lakers' owner, Jerry Buss, is not keen to pay him that much anymore, at least not if he does not win another championship.

(You probably won't hear it quite as much anymore; at a recent promotional meeting, executives expressed an appetite for something new, raised the idea of getting rid of it, but quicky concluded that maybe it should at least run less often, or that Mr. Jones should rerecord it).

Before I can even put my concealed flask of Sailor Jerry up to my lips, a near-mosh dance party erupts for as far as I can see, a rare occurrence at shows much anymore on this scale, let alone at a festival.

I don't look at it much anymore, but people I haven't seen in a while will say, "I'm so sorry about what happened to you".

There is not much anymore that resounds in greatness at either end of the personal scale; rather we fumble around in all the murky greys.

But efforts by the big banks to point the finger of blame elsewhere — to Fannie Mae for guaranteeing bad loans, or to the accountants for forcing the banks to admit they owned assets that were not worth much anymore — seem to be failing at the same time public anger is growing.

"Moe Foner brings a vision and a vitality that you don't see much anymore," said Maxine Greene, philosopher in residence at the Lincoln Center Institute for the Arts and Education.

Californians do not cruise much anymore, nor do they hang out at drive-ins, and parking is generally not allowed on the beaches.

The band rapidly works up some heat on the bluesy Firth of Fourths; Don't Get Around Much Anymore represents Dankworth's harmonic sense at its most acute; and by Doggin' Around and Take the A Train the band is exuberantly at ease.

These days, I don't have to practice at home as much anymore.