Sentence examples for we need anything else from inspiring English sources

So DragonBone, true to its roots, gives you little more than "Thanks a lot; you've been a great help -- we'll call you if we need anything else".

And you told me you would help if we needed anything else! Success!

We do not need anything else because we can press the screen by our fingers.

They thought it meant "and if we have each other, we don't need anything else, not even clothes".

He said we live in Russia now, and we don't need anything else.

Ferdinand, who played under Redknapp at West Ham, also said on Twitter: "I think we need an English manager now, we don't need anything else lost in translation".

No, what we get is Cookie calling out to the embarrassed exec: "Hey – sista girl!" We don't need anything else.

"We don't need anything else.

"But we don't need anything else," they'll say.

"If she wins four, we don't need anything else.

When consecutive quotations describe the same music as "not singable" and so singable that "we didn't need anything else," one can assume that appeals to subjectivity (or practicality) will not themselves resolve the question of whether instruments should join voices in performance of late-medieval music ["Machaut at 700 (Give or Take): Elusive Intricacy," March 12].