An > References for ‘anymore’

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[41] I have already said that without [...] thief’s hands and feel do not tremble anymore, nor does he see frightful hallucinations [...] their materialistic philosophies.

[8] My family would not consent to let me stay the night there at all anymore. I said, “At least let me [...] to study quite well that night.

[13] And the state of those with sole [...] When the sun rises it cannot see anymore – so it gives no recognition [...] dependent on it to remain alive.

[3] The sound of Your flute has made [...] determined not to listen to it anymore, No matter how much it calls, [...] get rid of this bothersome sound?

[21] But those who knowingly follow [...] detected and nothing is secret anymore, then they will grow desperate. [...] dustbin of history without remorse.

[29] One day the physical and psychic [...] will not like this mundane world anymore. They will then lose their fascination [...] have to take the help of PROUT.

[8] “You won’t be able to intimidate me anymore,” said the goddess of sleep. [...] I’m not a minute late.”

[9] The sun was sinking below the horizon; [...] won’t be able to ride my bike anymore, and I won’t be able to see [...] exactly what she hadn’t done.

[324] “There’s no need to be afraid anymore, Your Majesty,” they said. [...] come out of the sack now.”

[51] Vrajagopal was my childhood friend. [...] could not remain apart from me, anymore than “q” from “u”.

[62] “I won’t make you angry,” he replied. “I won’t talk anymore of death.”

[10] At one time a good number of golden [...] leopard-cat is also rarely seen anymore. ( 4 )

[15] So from this day you have been given the chance. Do not waste your time anymore. Do not waste your life anymore. Take it, this opportunity, and [...] sádhaná has to be performed.

[66] Now a word from much later, after [...] woman. Though I rarely see her anymore, I still call her Khendi from [...] grandmother passed on many years ago.

[136] Then Vásavii started talking. [...] chance. But first, before we talk anymore, I have to take care of one thing. [...] your suitcase in the car.”