Sentence examples for for nothing of from inspiring English sources

The something for nothing of celebrity culture.

For nothing, of course, is quite what it double-crossing, triple-bluffing seems.

All this would have counted for nothing, of course, if White Teeth had been a dud.

Mr. Trump fancies himself a tough negotiator, but he has given away this valuable American diplomatic leverage, built up by previous presidents across decades, in exchange for nothing of benefit to the United States.

Paul Fitzpatrick (@pablofitzy) The buses in Glasgow stop for nothing of no one #scotstorm pic.twitter.com/eSw44DGUEO December 5, 2013 Here are a couple of the other images of storm damage that Twitter users have been sharing from the city.

You're not getting something for nothing, of course: it's a mail-in rebate deal, so you'll have to front the change up first.

In a later scene he sits on a park bench and, in a new Stiles-Drewe number, sings about being the "good-for-nothing of Cherry Tree Lane".

In direct reference to Craii..., George Călinescu wrote: "Reality is transfigured, it becomes fantastical and a sort of Edgar Poe-like unease agitates [the main characters], these good-for-nothings of the old Romanian capital".

The developing world engages in them to the extent that they get something for nothing out of the first world.

Ambitious chefs routinely make pilgrimages to prestigious kitchens, working for nothing for a couple of months.

The profit-for-nothing sector of the economy (law, accounting, finance) will continue to grow buoyantly.