Sentence examples for anything of one from inspiring English sources

Brighten up your time together by indulging in small talk as a way of filling in the moments where you're just spending time together in each other's company, without expecting anything of one another.

He added "anything short of one of the... hijackers turning himself in to us" could not have prevented the slaughter.

Here 'object' and 'item' cover objects, properties, events — anything of which one can be conscious.

So, three thousand years later, is there anything of which one can say, "Look!

The company helped pioneer the programmatic (i.e. automated and real-time) approach to advertising, and O'Kelley said, "If you look at the programmatic buying of anything, one of the most important questions is scale.

Because a salad can be made of anything, make one of an ingredient about which you get excited, or of whatever looks most lively, or of whatever you have around already.

I don't think we accomplished anything being afraid of one another".

"The prime minister's plan, which is a plan to not go into details about anything, reminds me of one of the great philosophers," said Hopeless.

"No one ever asked her anything," she says of one of these girls.

Mr. Ho, who is originally from Guam, hates middlebrow stuff and loves antiques and anything one-of-a-kind.

"I wouldn't like to predict anything on the basis of one race".