At the potluck, Sarah put aside some mores for people who arrived late.

He had more money than brains, splurging on exotic cars and losing fortunes to ill-advised ventures.

The promised bonus was, in reality, more kicks than ha'pence.

If we want this partnership to last, we need to make the cheese more binding before Monday.

"more power to your arm!" he cheered as she braced herself to lift the heavy crate.

He calls his parents more often than nought, just to check they're doing well.

When it comes to weekend plans, we more often than naught end up staying home and relaxing.

After the breakup, her friend kept reminding her that there are plenty more fish in the sea, so she shouldn't rush into anything.

Remember the proverb more haste, less speed when you feel tempted to rush through the final checks.

The committee's discussion produced more heat than light, with members repeating grievances instead of proposing solutions.