Sentence examples for cases for nothing from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, they'll be fighting their cases for nothing".

"He just said he was semi-retired as a way to avoid the wise guys who wanted him to do small cases for nothing," Jack Nageley, a Miami Beach criminal lawyer who once worked for St. Jean, has said.

Mr Hausfeld, who has taken on one of the cases for nothing, says money deposited by refugees from Hitler would be worth $1 billion today, far more than the banks have found in dormant accounts so far (some of which, in any case, apparently belonged to the Holocaust's perpetrators rather than its victims).

When Matthew saw that Brown had arrested someone for marijuana possession and that the defendant had no lawyer, he took on the case for nothing, even though his practice is devoted to family law.

I wondered whether his future work would reflect this context more clearly — and, lo and behold, he then made "Nacho Libre," the strangest American religious film since "The Last Temptation of Christ," in which he presents a case for nothing less than Catholic-Protestant reconciliation.

I wondered whether his future work would reflect this context more clearly and, lo and behold, he then made "Nacho Libre," the strangest American religious film since "The Last Temptation of Christ," in which he presents a case for nothing less than Catholic-Protestant reconciliation.

Take the case for cuts: nothing fair about asking the next generation to pick up the bill.

This is a case for doing nothing, ever, and misses out on both the new bipartisan era that Barack Obama hopes to foster (in the optimistic case) and the unique opportunity that a liberal executive branch and liberal legislative branch offer (in a more cynical vein).

But the more weight that point carries, the weaker the case for doing nothing and weaker still for regulating water prices.

In this case, for example, nothing is said in GA about the heart 'beating and moving as though it were alive'.

So is this a case of something for nothing, in which nobody loses?