Examples of 'much and more' in a sentence
Meaning of "much and more"
much and more - This phrase implies an abundance or excess of something, beyond what is expected or needed
How to use "much and more" in a sentence
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much and more
Thank you so much and more power.
If you sold flowers you would get that much and more.
Thank you so much and more power to you.
Other clubs will pay us that much and more.
There are much and more attractions in the country.
I would pay you as much and more.
This much and more.
They deserve it and are every bit as much and more courageous.
Thus much and more.
This web site has already given me that much and more.
Thank you so much and more power to your site.
Thank you Cathy for so much and more.
They give up much and more for the good of their children.
Hoping for a positive results. thank you very much and more power.
I thank you very much and more than ever, I encourage you to continue.
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Negative, It requires just as much and more work.
It 's too much and more than I deserve.
Daenerys, I would pay you as much and more.
Thank you very much and more power to your blog!,.
If I were adopted, it would be worth that much and more.
Thank you very much and more power sir!
We fight for Yunkai. I would pay you as much and more.
Emulsions can contain as much and more than 70 volume percent internal phase.
I will be waiting for your response. Thank you very much and more power!
I told you I knew much and more besides . Well . here it is.
You're getting so big. This much and more.
Thank you very much and more power, God bless!!
No, that 's too steep . ~ Other clubs will pay us that much and more.
World knows that we showed as much and more courage than they did.
Again, I believe that I explained as much and more as others.
I told you I knew much and more besides.
I always tried to give as much and more than I received . ”.
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