Sentence examples similar to no suing from inspiring English sources

"Actually, no, Sue-four is a great age".

FRED: "No, Sue's to blame!" (I love that it's a shout out to the costume designer, and it's just so random).

Today's statement indicates he's no longer suing.

Once the debt is six years old (in the state of New York) the collection agency can no longer sue for it unless you make a payment, of any size, during those six years.

In those cases, it's no use suing for libel after the fact.

The new problem caused by the court fee rises, however, is that the economics of suing often no longer computes.

California argues that the private plaintiffs have no right to sue because Congress included no basis in the statute for them to enforce the law.

The EFF is no stranger to suing the FBI over information access — and no stranger to getting its way, either.

The A.L.A.M. wasted no time in suing Ford for patent infringement.

Both Ms. Foley and Mr. Frank said they had no plans of suing the school district.

The company contends a health-care provider has no grounds for suing it for exceeding Medicaid price limits.