Sentence examples for thing no more from inspiring English sources

That's another thing: no more baseball caps at the Open.

So I dropped the whole thing: no more doctors' appointments, no more meetings with caseworkers, no more hours spent researching facilities and programs.

In the end, of course, all this high-tech lingo translates into one beautiful thing: no more CD cases cluttering up the house.

For those who have watched Forstall's ascent – pushed out, without doubt, by a ruthless Tim Cook as sure as if he were a misfiring supplier – it means one thing: no more "skeuomorphism".

He was defiant in the dock of the Old Bailey: "Self-government is our right; a thing no more to be doled out to us or withheld … than the right to feel the sun or smell the flowers or to love our kind," he said.

Life, he argued, is a messy and dangerous thing, no more so than when people, and nation states, lose their tempers and decide to fight.

It is a struggle Long Beach officials know they cannot win, and so they put the best face on things, no more evident than now.

And then: no more shadows above, below, or beside, despite being surrounded by these massive things; no more road, or precipices, or gorges or sky: just whiteness out of a dream, to touch, to see or not to see.

Sure they have to change the way they sell the things – no more speeds and feeds – but once we come out the other end of all this we will be in a changed world.

Like a conceptual artist her job is to get you thinking about these things, no more.

There just won't be some things no more," he affirmed.