Sentence examples for no more possibilities from inspiring English sources
The judge-umpire analogy, in the end, is unfair to both judges and umpires, and in the current context it's worth remembering the 1933 eulogy that F. Scott Fitzgerald delivered for his friend Ring Lardner, whose focus on baseball — "a boy's game, with no more possibilities in it than a boy could master," Fitzgerald lamented — kept him from fulfilling his promise as a writer.
No more possibilities are found for this new interaction.
Oh, and no more possibility of a potgate controversy — England, Italy and Uruguay could not be drawn into the same group.
"When the Judgment Day begins, there will be no more salvation, no more possibility of becoming right with God," he said.
However, it is,, navigable only up to Rugvica, leaving Zaprešić with no more possibility of river transport.
Even if the Senate adopts the measure, a direct vote on it in the House is no more than a remote possibility, because of Republican opposition.
Tarantino's suit "does no more than raise the possibility that some member of the public who accessed plaintiff's script using Gawker's link subsequently violated Tarantino's rights by committing an infringement," says the motion, which was obtained by Deadline Hollywood.
Youth may be no more than a dream of possibility.
No small country has more levels of government, more politicians and more possibilities for corruption, extortion or impasse.
"There are a lot more possibilities".
International trips have even more possibilities.
