Sentence examples for beginning nothing from inspiring English sources

From the beginning nothing was beyond the pale when it came to making a visual statement.

From the very beginning nothing would go right for the Allies.

The "Tonight Show" is like the Tudor dynasty — from the beginning, nothing but succession troubles.

At the beginning, nothing changed in the group practice under study: physicians worked according to usual practices already in place and new material and human resources were only available at the end of the period.

Nothing ended, nothing begun, nothing resolved.

Over the two months since the Egyptian revolution began, nothing concrete has emerged.

More than four years after that financial crisis began, nothing has been done to address its root causes.

In the thousand years since the temples were begun, nothing like this has happened here.

Morrissey: When we began, nothing could have been more deflationary than "The Smiths".

In a reference to President Obama's assertion that U.S. troops would begin to withdraw from Afghanistan next July, General Petraeus told the interviewer: "That's a date when a process begins, nothing more, nothing less.

Cleaning out old files is a standard practice, but once a federal investigation has begun, nothing related to the matter is to be destroyed.