It is neither generous, nor honourable, nor the act of a true man to play the spy,' said Edward.
Chapter 43 Next morning brought no satisfaction to the locksmith's thoughts, nor next day, nor the next, nor many others.
It will give some idea of the state of mind to which we were reduced if I tell you that neither the porter nor the mother of the child paid the least attention to my act.
So do thou, my son, think no scorn of the laboriousness of thy religious life, neither dread the length of the time, nor the tricks of devils.
But of this Craterus brings no written proof, neither the sentence of his condemnation, nor the decree of the people; though in general it is tolerably usual with him to set down such things and to cite his authors.
The one, in spite of the harm he occasioned, could not make himself hated, nor the other, with all the admiration he attracted, succeed in being beloved by his countrymen.
Nor the half of it; but it is getting towards evening, I must go back to the Great City.
Though the one was not quite so gray, nor the other so wrinkled.
We are not told in this how Elijah felt, or how he acted, nor how the people as a whole looked, nor the setting of the scene; but if one reads it with care it makes its own setting.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nor the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
