Sentence examples for got nada from inspiring English sources
I asked and asked and asked about Bayswater through to Great Portland Street, but got nada, other than @mrdavidwhitley's offer: "There's always the Sherlock Holmes Museum.
/ A newly coined portmanteau of "shop" [archaic] and "optimistic," meaning to keep retail positivism in the face of desperation, e.g.,'For Christmas I got nada, but I'm shoptimistic about birthday Prada.'You gotta have faith.
Still no? Then I've got nada.
"These people don't get a sleepy lawyer or a crummy lawyer — they get nada," Haugen said….
"These people don't get a sleepy lawyer or a crummy lawyer — they get nada," Haugen said, after finding a seat in the courtroom.
"These people don't get a sleepy lawyer or a crummy lawyer they get nada," Haugen said, after finding a seat in the courtroom.
With no action - we get nada.
We were stunned when he got zero--nada--in aid.
He added, the author seemed unable to write convincing parts for women: Jean was "vaguely anti-Queen and goes in for loose generalities like 'We've only got ourselves'; beyond that, nada.
