Sentence examples for call nada from inspiring English sources

No note or telephone call, nada.

Show World asked him to become artistic director of a joint venture now called Nada Show World.

He asked if he had told me about a product called NADA Spiders for Change, their best-selling item.

One of his first productions was a staging of Shakespeare's slasher play, "Titus Andronicus," at a tiny downtown theatre called Nada.

Mohamed Mandour, a partner of Uber who owns a car service called Nada Limo in San Francisco, bought a Toyota Prius hybrid for the new program.

By that time he had fallen under the influence of an adventure book called "Nada the Lily" by Rider Haggard about an illegitimate Zulu prince who lived outside his tribe among wild animals.

But when evidence of the forced sterilisations emerged in 1998, in an investigation by other women's groups called "Nada Personal" (Nothing Personal), Manuela Ramos joined Peru's human rights ombudsman in reporting the abuses.

And at Clos de Tres Cantos (Kilómetro 89.5, Carretera Ensenada-Tecate, San Antonio de las Minas, Valle de Guadalupe; 011-52-646-206-1333), its blend of Temprandllo and Petite Sirah called Nada (the label is blank) is a steal at $20.

The hotel and hospitality union Unite Here, which is heavily immigrant, went so far as to create a ringtone in Spanish called "Nada Nada," with lyrics enumerating one's rights when la migra comes knocking: "If immigration comes to arrest you, keep calm / You have the right to not sign anything and not say anything".

Instead of El Niño, NOAA predicts something sometimes called "La Nada," the murky middle ground between El Niño and its sister La Niña, which is associated with cool water in the equatorial Pacific.

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