Sentence examples for do nothing better from inspiring English sources

You can't do nothing better than that.

Or are we Iraqis just a bunch of impatient fools who do nothing better than grumble and whine?

If it is a company's goal to survive and prosper, it can do nothing better than to take a long-term view and understand that if it treats society well, society will return the favour.

The Olympics do nothing better than making average international players look like superstars, but I'm willing to be Kirilenko can ball again.

"We did nothing better in the first quarter other than we made shots," Van Gundy said.

But it also means billions of hours spent doing nothing better.

Upshaw is more vulnerable and touching than any other Anne, and Hadley has done nothing better on disc.

Ballet Theater's female corps de ballet does nothing better, and the astonishingly intricate details of their ensembles reveal further delights on each viewing.

And the composer Hershy Kay probably did nothing better than his adaptation of tunes that many Britons have known since childhood, from "The Keel Row" and "Ye Banks and Braes" to "Colonel Bogey" and "Rule Britannia".

Dubai does nothing better than cater to VIPs (it's even now home to Monaco's favourite nightclub, the VIP Room), and this is one city that likes to see and be seen, preferably in high-heeled Christian Louboutins.

Put it together and the Bush position is that the U.S. military should be better prepared to do nothing and better funded to go nowhere.