nothing造句

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

"Nothing Brave, nothing have"

Nothing ventured, nothing had .

Nothing venture, nothing have.

Nothing venture, nothing have (win).

"He who risks nothing, gains nothing"

I did almost nothing.

I owe him nothing.

We regret nothing.

"Nothing venture, nothing have. No pains, no gains"

I squirmed and said nothing.

He had done nothing disgraceful.

He did next to nothing.

I have nothing to trace.

There's nothing inherently supernatural about sin.

I have nothing to repent of.

You are nothing but a drunken whore!

He is nothing but a snob.

There's nothing to hide but to hide.

I have nothing either to hope or fear, and nothing to reproach him with.

Khrushchev: Nothing... it means nothing. Call it a modest gentleman's agreement to ensure our continued relationship.

I had nothing to read and therefore nothing to do in my cocoon but sleep.

In this massive raft, we had nothing to worry about.

He persisted that he had nothing to do with robbery.

I have nothing particular to do this evening.

There is nothing that costs less than civility.

That's all nice, but nothing beats the clear flavor of steamed fish, with nothing to disguise the freshness.

Of course, grim economic news is nothing new to Flint.

Nothing in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes, and enterprise software disruption.

Nothing too fancy or showy, of course, and also nothing too clearly marked with real-world signs of status or its absence.

Derrida famously, notoriously, said "there is nothing outside the text," right? What he meant by that, of course, is that there's nothing but text.

Violation of the act by which it exists would be self-annihilation; and that which is itself nothing can create nothing.

There is nothing more ugly than orthodoxy without understanding or compassion.

James: Well, I got the one, though. Right, Nicole? One grandkid's better than nothing.

It was because of this music roused within that nothing then felt trivial to the writer.

Our official response should be that this is nothing to do with us.

"Everything we get, we use right away, nothing is in storage," he said.

Martin's Sunday was the same as before. He slept in the shade of the trees, toiled aimlessly through the newspaper, and spent long hours lying on his back, doing nothing, thinking nothing.

Even though the written word C-A-T looks nothing like a cat, and the spoken word "cat" sounds nothing like a cat sounds, when someone says the word out loud, you're able to conjure up an image.

People bring nothing when given birth, and go away also with nothing when dead. Whether you are a prisoner or a monarch, a rich or a beggar, there is no exception.

When I got back from France - 23 and still apparently good for nothing but menial labour - I wrote more than 200 letters to advertisers in the Guardian jobs pages, and got nothing.

If you know nothing about stocks or you don't have a good stock broker, you could easily lose your money.

The aim of the repetitions of the same commercial on television is nothing but to brainwash consumers into compulsive sonsumption.

He responds: "it's important because we are its legates, and if we question nothing from that costly conflict, then we need question nothing in conflicts of the present and future."

There is a lot of dissatisfaction with life, but there seems to be nothing wrong with it.

Perry notes that procrastinators rarely do nothing; they do marginally useful things as a way of avoiding more important things.

In this love story, the heroine seemed to have extraordinary strength, all difficulties will be nothing difficult.

In those days, nothing seemed to embody our sweet new freedom more than driving after hours, driving with our music loud, driving with no particular place to go.

Never get too carried away by investment euphoria, whether for stocks and shares or bricks and mortar - nothing goes up for ever.