I have nothing else"—Parent.
Besides the above, all authors have nothing else to declare.
(Need it actually be said that everyone else can safely sit this one out?) Strewn with some surprisingly decent effects, this unevenly paced film delivers, if nothing else, on the promise of its title: lots of surgically enhanced nude dead women strutting their stuff.
"At the hospital once you deliver, there is nothing else that they tell you.
According to the festival director, Ben Robinson, Bluedot has "a mandate to deliver a festival like nothing else on Earth, with a stellar programme of music, science, art, film and technology.
Writing in The New York Times, Mike Hale extolled the show's "excellent performances and superior production values," while The Wall Street Journal's Nancy deWolf Smith compared "Southland" to "a hot date on a Saturday night" that delivers a rush "like nothing else on TV".
Mr. Obama's speech punctuated back-to-back political conventions in which the two parties, if nothing else, delivered radically different visions for how to end the economic malaise that has afflicted the country since 2008, and framed the two-month spring to Election Day.
Generally, I aim for two parts meaty to one part flaky — and just as much shellfish as I can fit in the pot; nothing else delivers as potent a smell of the sea.
The first time they evoke teleportation by way of glowing ice-blue vapor clouds or the first sight of jet flames propelling space creatures from the soles of their shoes deliver a quick imaginative frisson that nothing else in the film can match.
Well, it delivers on what Universal said it would do and nothing else.
