Sentence examples similar to described no one from inspiring English sources
In the events described no-one exclusively took on these roles and no-one was delegated to do so.
Others can hardly bend down to snag a grounder, and though that describes no one on the New Concepts squad, the outfielders began the first inning against Cape Cod with some uncharacteristic errors and endured a thorough ribbing from teammates when they returned to the dugout.
The "better-reported" studies provided details on two or more criteria, whereas the "inadequately-reported" studies clearly described no more than one.
How do you keep your bearings on a trip like the one you described? A. No one could keep track of the time.
Despite the many approaches to criminalisation described above, no one, when directly asked what they thought prosecutions accomplished in public health terms, was able to describe a beneficial public health outcome.
He described how no one thought François Mitterrand, France's first and only Socialist president, had a chance of winning.
As Mr. Rawls described it, "No one knows his place in society, his class position or social status; nor does he know his fortune in the distribution of natural assets and abilities, his intelligence and strength and the like".
"The Radio 2 head of compliance [Barber] said he recognised that as a result of the situation described above no one in Radio 2 would read the compliance form or listen to the programme before it went to air," it added.
When he first described it, no one got it.
New pain assessment tools have been recently described, but no one enables the adaption of analgesic infusion before a nociceptive stimulation.
As the article describes it: "No one wants to be the guy who gets fired because he stopped punting.
