Sentence examples for no part of either from inspiring English sources

"There's no part of either of us that misses the dating scene".

The two traditions are so interconnected in a general sense, through social and aesthetic history, that no part of either needs to be off the table for a project like this.

But one band that made a point of being in town for the nominating conventions was having no part of either party, preferring to make its voice heard in opposition to each.

Later, at the door of his town house, Billie's dad, peeling off some $100 bills as conscience money, makes it clear that he wants no part of either Lillian or the angelic Billie, and when Lillian's careless smoking habits burn mother and child out of their home, Lillian has to surrender Billie to the welfare authorities.

When he is so informed, he immediately announces that he wants no part of either of them; he is much too preoccupied with a beauty (Valerie French) 10 years older than he and is off to the Continent with her pronto.

The lack of any comment on the hydrogen bomb from Downing Street, presumably the result of election preoccupation elsewhere, was strongly criticized as showing "caution to the point o feebleness," by the Manchester Guardian, which went to say, "It is no part of either political or moral leadership to sit back, shrug the shoulders, and imply that all would be well if the Russians were Englishmen".

Short of liquidation, or until dividend declared, he has no right to withdraw any part of either capital or profits from the common enterprise; on the contrary, his interest pertains not to any part, divisible or indivisible, but to the entire assets, business, and affairs of the company.

Mr. Fryer said there were no plans to charge any part of either trip to the campaign, because he said both days involved "a preponderance of state business". But he said he expected that there would be several days during the fall campaign when Mr. Cuomo would pay for his use of the plane.

Britain will have no part of that, either.

But the format has also kept the Ironmen off the regular-season schedules of some other parochial schools that apparently want no part of them, either.

"Darkness" is shorthand for anything that scares me -- that I want no part of -- either because I am sure that I do not have the resources to survive it or because I do not want to find out.