Sentence examples for no one after from inspiring English sources

Taking its cue from Matthew 5 15 — "No one after lighting a lamp puts it under the bushel basket, but on the lampstand, and it gives light to all in the house".— this occasional lunch event is designed to showcase the wealth of gifts and talents of the entire Divinity School community.

"No one after 80 has any right to complain about death," he had said to me not long before.

Plausible enough on its surface (no one, after all, is obliged to drink liquor), the tax in practice laid oppressive burdens on the settlers of the western frontier, for whom whiskey was the one solidly profitable article of production, grain itself not being economical to ship east over the mountains.

Not just because the texts are online – no one, after all, would want to grapple with Bleak House on a screen – but because I had to come to find Dickens unreadable: all that word-spinning and subplotting, all those crazy coincidences.

No one after lighting a lamp puts it under the bushel basket, but on the lampstand, and it gives light to all in the house.

There's no one after us for anything.

But no one, after all, actually lives in publishers' boxes.

No one, after all, forced her to run for office.

No one, after all, has any complaint about his colours.

The model-turned-folk singer said Bob Dylan, "who sees almost no-one after his shows", had recently asked to see Sarkozy backstage after a gig, and she had tagged along.

No-one, after all, talks about "the men's vote".