(1) I don't want to talk about it anymore.

(2) I can't do it anymore.

(3) I can't bare it anymore.

(4) Don't waste my time anymore.

(5) She won't talk to me anymore.

(6) Sorry,I forgot.You don't need me anymore.

(7) We don't get along anymore.

(8) I don't want to hear about it anymore.

(9) Nick doesn't live here anymore.

(10) I don't love you anymore.

(11) I just don't like you anymore.

(12) We don't have any fun anymore.

(13) I don't ride my motorbike much anymore.

(14) I don't want to talk anymore.

(15) I won't hurt you anymore.

(16) I can't take it anymore.

(17) I don't smoke anymore.

(18) I don't drink alcohol anymore.

(19) Radical views don't carry much weight anymore.

(20) I don't cook a whole lot anymore.

(21) I just can't seem to reach Ed anymore.

(22) I don't trust my father anymore.

(23) I don't have the strength to stay away from you anymore.

(24) We used to talk everyday.now it's like we don't even know each other anymore.

(25) I don't have th strength to stay away from you anymore.

(26) MOVE ON doesn't mean you'll forget all the memories. You'll still remember it(http://), but it doesn't affect you anymore.

(27) I've got you. I don't have to wait for it anymore.

(28) I don't have the strenghth to stay away from you anymore.

(29) Never say goodbye when you still want to try, never give up when you still feel you can take it, never say you don't love that person anymore when you can't let go.

(30) I will wait for you until I have no more reason to wait anymore.

(1) I don't want to talk about it anymore.

(2) I can't do it anymore.

(3) I can't bare it anymore.

(4) She won't talk to me anymore.

(5) We don't get along anymore.

(6) I don't want to hear about it anymore.

(7) Nick doesn't live here anymore.

(8) I don't love you anymore.

(9) We don't have any fun anymore.

(10) I don't ride my motorbike much anymore.

(11) I don't want to talk anymore.

(12) I can't take it anymore.

(13) I don't smoke anymore.

(31) The old hospital isn't used anymore.

(32) I don't count him as a friend anymore.

(33) He rarely comes here anymore.

(34) She told me not to phone her anymore.

(35) I couldn't trust him anymore.

(36) I don't like to entertain guests anymore.

(37) She used to love cats but one attacked her and she doesn't like them anymore.

(38) I've been doing this job for years but I just can't hack it anymore.

(39) The bald truth was that Lori didn't love her husband anymore.

(40) The bowler-hatted British businessman is not a common sight anymore.

(41) He's been wrong several times before,(http:///anymore.html) so I don't put much stock in what he says anymore.

(42) Nobody wants this type of heater anymore - I can't even give it away!

(43) You don't have to pretend anymore - you're among friends now.

(44) I don't want to talk about it anymore - let's drop the subject.

(45) I told her straight out that I didn't love her anymore.

(46) I don't think they support that version of the program anymore.

(47) My main complaint is that we can't go out on the racecourse anymore.

(48) I can't get into these trousers anymore. They're far too small for me.

(49) I don't react anymore when opponents try to niggle me.

(50) She didn't want to compain anymore, so she decided to bow out.

(51) Do you talk to Leslie much anymore?

(52) I could hardly speak Songhai anymore.

(53) Many said they won't go out jogging alone anymore.

(54) Boffins aren't demigods anymore, they're acid rock.

(55) There isn't much demand for leaded gasoline anymore.

(56) I don't get to read much for pleasure anymore.

(57) She is not anymore in the background.

(58) I found I couldn't do the tarot readings anymore.

(59) Brent hardly ever calls me anymore.

(60) He doesn't even say "Hi" to me anymore.

(61) OK, point taken. I won't interfere anymore.

(62) I am so relieved to not be pretending anymore.

(63) Not many people seem to get fired anymore.

(64) Jack and I just aren't communicating anymore.

(65) It suddenly did not seem to matter anymore.

(66) Nothing seems to follow the rules anymore.

(67) I just can't take the pressure at work anymore.

(68) Things didn't seem to matter anymore.

(69) No one touched red meat anymore.

(70) There is no master above him anymore.

(71) But she is not committed to this place anymore.

(72) Not many people live in the hill country anymore.

(73) And what does it matter anymore?

(74) Her back injury has made it impossible for her to play tennis anymore.

(75) This is stupid - I don't want to play this game anymore.

(76) So, when he died,(/anymore.html) the puppets had no-one to pull their strings anymore.

(77) Stop worrying about Lucia - she's no babe in the woods anymore.

(78) We're not naive anymore like we were in the 60s.

(79) No one breakfasts in ball gowns anymore, but many people still dress up for the afternoon races.

(80) I had no clue as to where I was anymore.

(81) There seems to be a widespread illusion that there are no class barriers anymore.

(82) Clever inventions and innovations that merely double your money would not make the cut anymore.

(83) A couple of blips on the screen and he didn't anymore.

(84) She lost her best ad salesman when her brother got too busy with his job and couldn't help out anymore.

(85) I hardly ever see a fish so large anymore, which were my constant companions when I began diving.

(86) Nobody goes to that restaurant anymore because it's too crowded. Yogi Berra 

(87) Used to crawl out on the roof in that little pink wrapper, but not anymore.

(88) He could hear her in her room, weeping as if nothing mattered anymore.

(89) A few decades ago, the average cruise ship passenger was elderly, affluent, and retired. Not anymore.

(90) The only spot that felt safe to me anymore was standing before a crowd and doing my act.

(91) It seems hardly a week goes by anymore without yet another report of zany results of affirmative action in action.

(92) Her cheeks flushed now at the thought of doing the upstairs, even though Grondine said he never went up there anymore.

(93) Nobody wants to be the bad guy anymore; nobody wants to say no.

(94) Not doing hard drugs anymore, and sleeping around with Lenin.

(95) I can't sit in the sun anymore - it's too hot.

(96) But we don't maintain the kitchen gardens and the greenhouses anymore.

(97) Finally, unable to stomach the task anymore,(http:///anymore.html) Kim stood up from his desk and walked out of the room.

(98) We don't talk much anymore - we're both too busy doing our own thing.

(99) Traveling five days a week is murder. I can't do it anymore.

(100) Make no mistake about it - I am not going to put up with this anymore.

(101) The softball game that starts in the morning and finishes when it is too dark to see the ball anymore.

(102) Cal is getting on a bit and doesn't play much golf anymore.

(103) I brought him some geometric abstractions -- he was not into abstraction anymore -- he was very helpful.

(104) Despite her success, however, it just wasn't much fun anymore. Liz was itching to try something different.

(105) Sure I loved him - too much. And he loved me, only not enough. I just want someone who thinks I'm number one in his life. I'm not willing to accept emotional scraps anymore. Amy Tan 

(106) Clues, legwork, investigative routine-none of this is going to matter anymore.

(107) The buildings and bars you used to know have gone, half your friends are dead or disappeared, nothing works anymore.

(108) Rather than protest anymore, he took his punishment silently and disappeared into his room.

(109) Nor could he be left alone anymore in the late afternoons when he insisted on watering the front lawn.

(110) Gunshots are so frequent in the neighborhood that she rarely calls the police anymore.

(111) We used to do that, but not anymore but they collect car keys from anybody who drives.

(112) No wonder the others felt he was not one hundred percent reliable anymore.

(113) We can't get planning permission on the coast anymore so we're looking inland.

(114) The master and I were on a roll now, and it seemed that nothing could stop us anymore.

(115) She was at a point in her life where her work didn't really excite her anymore.

(116) Enya is extraordinarily beautiful, but there seems little point in asking her about love affairs anymore.

(117) I couldn't help but note that Jenny doesn't phone or call around to see you anymore.

(118) We never go out to eat anymore or have pizza at home.

(119) People in San Francisco seem to have no slack in their lives anymore.

(120) Hundreds of thousands of peasants still plant and pick cotton on collective farms but no one pays their salaries anymore.

(121) You're acting stupid and I don't want to talk to you anymore.

(122) I, I just have no patience with him much anymore.

(123) Never say there is nothing beautiful in the world anymore. There is always something to make you wonder in the shape of a tree, the trembling of a leaf. Albert Schweitzer 

(124) Too many of us don't have them anymore, either because we're too self-centered or too cynical.

(125) Look at how those girls are dressed! Is nothing sacred anymore?

(126) Like most members of the Family, Bic and Java Joe don't use their last names anymore.

(127) I had some sympathy at the time, but not anymore.

(127) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(128) But then that other manic voice was saying to him: But are you sure that the real world exists anymore?

(129) We never seem to be going in for young players from lower divisions anymore.

(130) So many people are self-proclaimed environmentalists that it doesn't mean much anymore.

(131) They're tearing our house down love Can't live here anymore.

(132) They don't make films like his anymore - more's the pity.

(133) He found that he couldn't go out with the lads anymore, and he felt he'd lost his happy-go-lucky side.

(134) Women cannot complain about men anymore until they start getting better taste in them. Bill Maher 

(135) You can hardly avoid the dreaded word anymore if you venture into the fixed-income realm.

(136) The punditocracy in our country has been so one-sided for so long that we hardly notice the routine tilt anymore.

(137) He did an excellent job but I don't want curly hair anymore.

(138) Now that I have a CD player, I don't listen to my tapes anymore.

(139) Paul D never worried about his little tobacco tin anymore.

(140) It's not that I'm selfish. I just don't loan out my tools anymore.

(141) I've tried everything from ignoring them to offering advice and I don't know what to do anymore.

(142) Not simply on Tring Reservoirs or the home counties gravel pits do men now sit for a ten pounder anymore.

(143) When a director reaches a certain age, he just can't cut the mustard anymore.

(144) My father had taught me to be nice first, because you can always be mean later, but once you've been mean to someone, they won't believe the nice anymore. So be nice, be nice, until it's time to stop being nice, then destroy them. Laurell K. Hamilton 

(145) I was feeling insecure you might not love me anymore. John Lennon 

(146) The cupbearer didn’t remember me anymore. Iwas disappointed.

(147) They simply don't make them like Eartha Kitt anymore.

(148) Just About Enough, can't anymore of you.

(149) Stop blubbering anymore, it just a snake.

(150) You don't' have to accept those raccoon-like eyes anymore!

(151) The activation record isn't needed anymore, so we are going to cut it out and redirect the tail-called function back to the function that called us.

(152) Don't need it. Don't wanna be a wizard anymore. Wizards are big stupid mean meanie -heads.

(153) I had to use ctrl-z many times in my editor to revert from a version where I thought elision was working and then for some reason, it just didn't work anymore.

(154) Instead she opts for milk, water, juice or iced tea. She doesn't drink alcohol much anymore, but says that throughout her life she occasionally had a glass of wine or a Bloody Mary.

(155) When people acknowledged the evilness and insult their kindness adviser, they are no longer corrigible anymore. The fact facing them is eternal extinction of their lives.

(156) If a contact is hidden it will not anymore appear in the phone built -in public Contacts list but it will remain visible in the Hidden Contacts application list.

(157) If you take my work away I can'tbe happy anymore.

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(158) Don't sweet-talk me into it. I won't give you money anymore.

(159) They blame me and have told me not to allow him to suckle from the cow anymore.

(160) "People don't eat right anymore," said Garcia Garduno "Instead of coming here and purchasing a fruit drink, they prefer to walk across the street and buy fried pork chops.

(161) Do you really need that simulated beer glass app anymore?

(162) It was tested in 1953, but in 1955 Czechoslovak army was not interested in such vehicle anymore and PM-I was cancelled.

(163) Beno : I can't see your original character anymore, why you play with a new character?

(164) You wouldn't call black black anymore -- you'd start to call black white.

(165) What I didn’t expect was that after so long on this diet, the old animal product foods I used to eat just don’t seem like food anymore, so there’s no feeling of deprivation.

(166) I just can't live a lie anymore . I would rather hurt myself . Than to ever make you cry.

(167) Its sort of their golden oldie . . . I just don't think that dog will hunt anymore.

(168) Not so anymore. People in basements, in small towns in foreign lands, and even kids with GPSs are creating and updating data.

(169) The old gold standard was supposed to maintain the convertibility of gold in currency but now we're not even backing it with currency anymore with gold anymore ? so what does it mean?

(170) But don't call on Thomas Yah-Yah Nimely because I don't have control over these people anymore, he said.

(171) But, as things get complicated, they start suffering from the hairball effect: all the lines start running together, and one can't create a diagram that makes sense to anyone anymore.

(172) They invented the paper machine so they could mass-produce paper-- it didn't have to be handmade anymore-- and they invented wood pulp paper so it didn't have to be made out of cloth anymore.

(173) Well, the years have passed, and I'm not a little girl anymore. Mom is in her mid-seventies, and those hands I once thought to be so rough are still doing things for me and my family.

(174) Then something strange happened: The loess in the terraces wasn’t on top of crushed rock anymore — it was on top of very finely laminated clay-rich sediments.

(175) You never call, could it be that you don't like me anymore?

(176) In both cases, this becomes part of their self-identity. That's an essential part as my good friend, Linda Colley, who used to teach here and sadly is not here anymore.

(177) "I didn't know how to be a hero anymore," Buffett said at the time. "I had been a Niagara Falls of new ideas. But I became an eyedropper."

(178) In our never-ending rush to get something or somewhere, it seems we don't have time anymore for this most basic of gestures.

(179) Further, you do not need to assign inodes anymore when creating file systems, as they are now dynamically allocated by JFS2, meaning you won't be running out of them.

(180) Heart which the subscriber you are calling own has already been in arrearage , love has stopped, feeling is out of service section, please don't dial anymore.

(181) Germany doesn't feel so rich anymore and doesn't want to continue serving as the deep pocket for the rest of Europe.

(182) I actually enjoyed Robert Wade's disinterment of 'proletarianization'- a word one doesn't come across much anymore.

(183) Cordia Harrington doesn't have to stand on her feet all day anymore.

(184) Most of us in the viewing audience used to give these folks the benefit of the doubt, but not anymore.

(185) There's a definite feeling that there's too much Bloodworm healing going on. The current thinking is that Death Strike might not spawn Bloodworms anymore.

(186) When you are a child, others will show pity to your flabbiness, but when you are gown up, you don't have the right to be flabbiness anymore, you must live as the strongest man in the world.

(187) And also, you are a big meanie and I'm not talking to you anymore!

(188) No-one likes smokers anymore: Although maybe we hate those Big Tobacco companies just a smidge more ... remember how they lied?

(189) Many ethnic groups dare not anymore to show imposingly the self-difference from others', they only dress traditionally when they entertain the tourists.