Sentence examples for be reduced to nothing from inspiring English sources

Speaking of the drivers her union represents, Desai said, "If the Ubers of the world are successful, we'll be reduced to nothing".

What I like about this story is the fact that Nicholson refused to be reduced to nothing, and in its telling lies a gleam of the woman we see on those Smiths covers: jaw set, steady-gazed and dignified.

Nearly £600m built into the 2015/16 business plan is to be reduced to nothing by 2018/19 - nearly 9% of of its total operating income for that year.

In terms of use, too, an online-only O.E.D. seems to run counter to the very idea of the O.E.D.: the process of consulting this vast compendium of the English language — made quasi-ritualistic by the addition of the sacerdotal pedestal and magnifying lens — would be reduced to nothing more than a breezy click of the mouse.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In terms of use, too, an online-only O.E.D. seems to run counter to the very idea of the O.E.D.: the process of consulting this vast compendium of the English language — made quasi-ritualistic by the addition of the sacerdotal pedestal and magnifying lens — would be reduced to nothing more than a breezy click of the mouse.

Greece will be reduced to nothing more than a protectorate.

She has been reduced to nothing.

Finally, the mighty towers themselves were reduced to nothing.

"Now at 38, I was reduced to nothing," Olga thinks.

In many ways, our cultures have been reduced to nothing more than patterns on a shirt.

The summer of 1945 was Stunde Null – zero hour – when Germany was reduced to nothing, its cities smashed by allied bombing.