Sentence examples for with no interested from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with no interested" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "with no interest"? You can use "with no interest" to describe a lack of enthusiasm or concern about something. Example: "She attended the meeting with no interest in the topics being discussed."
Before the cottages were converted to rentals, Ms. Palazzolo said, three units became available at the same time with no interested customers.
I'd answer the phone with, "No, not interested, I'm playing Civilization V".
With Tottenham no longer interested and now looking to redevelop White Hart Lane, the only other club to express an interest in the past was League One side Leyton Orient.
With fans no longer interested in Bart, Krusty ditches him.
He described the three-day event as the "sensible" thing to do for a bookseller near the end of his life with no heirs interested in running bookstores.
He said selling a farm to developers is often the only alternative for elderly farmers with no heirs interested in agriculture.
"You will see IBM selling for seven times earnings with no one interested in buying it".
At this point the aim is to get kids and people with no experience interested and engaged with electronics — so there are also colorful cards that accompany the recipes to augment hardware projects with a little child-friendly paper-craft.
Citigroup, which held talks with Abbey earlier this year, is no longer interested, two people close to those talks said.
Then, their New Jersey agent called with an interested buyer.
With no shortage of interested parties, the issue for the Post Company has become whether it can find a new owner that the company's chairman and chief executive, Donald E. Graham, believes will be a suitable steward for the magazine.
