Examples of 'no more small' in a sentence
Meaning of "no more small"
no more small - This phrase is often used to indicate that something is no longer of little importance or significance.
How to use "no more small" in a sentence
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no more small
No more small time for me and my boys.
These so call small teams are no more small.
I have no more small talk left.
Then one day there were no more small fish.
I have no more small talk left in me.
After the Rapture there will be no more small children on Earth.
No more small town dog.
I do not think so because there are no more small teams at international level.
No more small children crying.
It is no more small.
No more small fry.
Look, this means no more small time jobs.
No more small operators.
This means no more big patches of text, and no more small print.
No more small talk.
See also
No more candlelight No more romance - No more small talk.
No more small print.
Be an ambitious project, and no more small cities!
No more small spaces.
A million dollars . No more small fry.
No more small steps.
And then you got nothing. - Look, this means no more small time jobs.
No more small boats.
No more questions . No more bullshit . No more small talk, okay?
No more small animals.
Look, this means no more small time jobs, no more sweating middlemen.
No more small intentions.
Look, this means no more small time jobs. No more sweating' middle man.
No more small change.
Titouan no more small now! » he cried.
No more small towns for Porter.
There are no more small bump to lay the fingers of the left hand.
No more small stuff, no working on the fringe.
Now, no more small junks.
No more small talk this time… we started talking all about our lives.
So no more small talk?
No more small operators . Everything amalgamates.
No more small towns for Porter . He will be after the big cities.
No more small talk . Brass tacks.
So no more small talk? That 's a shame.
No more small glass of water? - No more little pillow?
So no more small talk? But we're not here to talk about sunscreen, are we?
