Sentence examples for From nada from inspiring English sources

Apparently trying to compensate, he starts writing from more and more points of view, but in doing so he diverts the focus from Nada, the composer's daughter and his most interesting creation.

The average car salesman made $43,600 in 2000, according to the most recent statistics from NADA.

Welcome to Tandem: an app-based community where strangers from all over the world chat with each other, but absolutely not for dating purposes — even if it can feel a little Tinder-ish as you scroll through a bunch of age-badged photo profiles trying to decide who to strike up a conversation with, and how to start said chit-chat from nada.

NADA respectfully urges the Senate to include the language of H.R. 1, so that floor plan interest remains fully deductibility," said the letter from NADA President Peter Welch reviewed by Reuters.

Apart from NaDa and his K-pop good looks, the players are universally shy boy-men who are expected to burn out in their early- to mid-twenties, where they are promptly dumped by their team, left with zero social skills and early-onset arthritis.

Apart from NaDa and his K-pop good looks, the players are universally shy boy-men who are expected to burn out in their early to mid twenties, where they are promptly dumped by their team, left with zero social skills and early onset arthritis.

Visual inspection using a light microscope showed apparent cellular damage, therefore levels of LDH in the luminal (endothelial) medium from NADA-treated inserts were measured and were found to be significantly greater than vehicle at 48 h (P < 0.001, Figure 5F).

Reporting was contributed by Nazila Fathi from Tehran; Nada Bakri from Beirut, Lebanon; Thom Shanker from Washington; and Rasheed Abou-Alsamh from Jidda, Saudi Arabia.

Protesters had torn down or burned the posters of Colonel Qaddafi that were once ubiquitous in the capital, witnesses said. 1 2 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Sharon Otterman, Neil MacFarquhar and Kareem Fahim from Cairo; Nada Bakri from Beirut, Lebanon; and Colin Moynihan from New York.

Reporting was contributed by Mona el-Naggar from Cairo, Nada Bakri from Beirut, Rasheed Abou al-Samh from Jidda, Saudi Arabia, and Suha Maayeh from Amman.

Reporting was contributed by Eric Schmitt and Helene Cooper from Washington, Nada Homsi from Beirut, and an employee of the New York Times from Damascus.