When the factory closed and the town suffered, my grandmother would sigh and say, 'it's an ill wind that blows no good,' meaning that misfortune rarely benefits anyone.

The old sailor shrugged and muttered, 'dead men can tell no tales,' when asked how they should handle traitors.

When the salesperson tried to convince us the trial was completely harmless, my boss muttered, "there ain't no such thing as a free lunch," and insisted we read the terms carefully.

When the hostess offered another slice, she said, 'no'm, I don't want any more dessert, thank you.'

Everyone in the neighborhood knew him as a no-goodnik, always causing trouble.

She laughed and said, 'no glove no love,' reminding him to bring one.

She danced at the festival as if there was no tomorrow, her laughter echoing through the night.

They danced like there was no tomorrow until dawn.

They danced in the rain as if there is no tomorrow.

They implemented a no bail policy for repeat offenders.