Sentence examples for done nothing less from inspiring English sources

Today, the rapid growth of the Wine Library has done nothing less than astound his competitors.

Herzog & de Meuron have done nothing less than reinvent the athletic stadium.

Tombs has done nothing less than narrate with rare freshness and confidence 2,000 years of English history.

But the Council, he proposed, had done nothing less than lay the groundwork for a "thorough reappraisal" of Catholicism.

By 1922, the 34-year-old O'Neill had already won the Pulitzer prize for drama twice and done nothing less than reinvent – or rather invent – legitimate American theatre.

"We have done nothing less than to snatch the world's biggest oil reserves from the mouth of imperialism," the oil minister, Rafael Ramírez, told an enthusiastic audience at the foreign ministry recently.

"I have to do nothing less, nothing more.

In the process Miller does nothing less than put the Jewish psyche on trial.

"In the good old days," he said, "we did nothing less than a full summer rental".

Lazonick's article does nothing less than decode the Rosetta Stone of America's economic decline.

If this takeover does nothing less than extend its existence, then it will be worthwhile.