Sentence examples for and nothing better from inspiring English sources

If there's nowhere and nothing better to aspire to, then frustration turns to resentment and eventually, anger.

"Some foreigners with full bellies and nothing better to do engage in finger-pointing at us," he said.

And nothing better illustrates this paradox of intimacy and distance than radio, when it is used in a thoughtful way.

The Welshman has had four missed cuts and nothing better than 16th since the US Open in June.

Jake Epping is a burned-out teacher with a seriously alcoholic ex-wife and nothing better to do than disappear into the past.

IF YOU thought that boules was a game for doddery old French peasants with bad teeth and nothing better to do, you would be dead right.

Compounding this problem is the fact that most New Hampshire representatives are paid next to nothing, and so the chamber can be a haven for also-rans, never-weres, never-will-bes and nothing-better-to-dos, as well as cranky weirdos who believe in fun theories like how the Boston Marathon bombing was an inside job.

They fought like Jupiter and Juno, and liked nothing better than an audience.

I just began putting on my pants and writing these questions and had nothing better to do.

Nothing smells better, nothing tastes better and nothing works better than blistering, direct heat.

He returned in torn jeans and, with nothing better to do, went outside.