Sentence examples for no more take from inspiring English sources
It is a perfect portrait; offered a camera, von Sternberg could no more take a "snap" than Watteau could doodle with chalk.
The spirit might be willing but Roy Hodgson can no more take a side deep into Brazil's World Cup next summer than pull off a convincing win against Scotland, or a win of any description against the Republic of Ireland, Montenegro, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine… to name every serious nation his side have played and failed to overcome these 12 months past.
Vernon cleverly ends with a real newspaper clipping from the Santa Fe Weekly Democrat, the sort of overheated nonsense that helped propel McCarty into myth: "Billy the Kid... will no more take aim at his fellow man and kill him, just to keep himself in practice".
"In my time, the customer was God and we would no more take advantage of him than we'd fly out the window," Mr. Salomon said.
Australia, then, will no more take England for granted than they, with two grounded individuals in Andy Flower and Andrew Strauss, would have done Australia after Adelaide.
(My eldest would no more take a lunch box to school than he would allow me to walk him to the classroom and kiss him goodbye: his school cafeteria is entirely out of my sphere of control).
No more taking without contributing.
No more takes were needed.
She was no more taken with technological features like caller ID, which enabled you to tell even before picking up the phone who was on the other end.
No more taking the garbage out!
However, what is most remarkable is that the lessons derived from these pilot projects of the 2000s were no more taken into account in public policies than the results of the 1990s cost-recovery projects had been.
