Sentence examples for leading to nothing from inspiring English sources

The killing is leading to nothing good.

It promises to be a fun-filled two days of righteous anger, leading to nothing.

Their future in Saddam's Iraq was, as the Metallica fan in Mosul put it, "a one-way road leading to nothing".

Isn't an obsession with clothes that nobody except the wearer sees trivial, unnecessary, leading to nothing but vanity and an empty purse?

On the other hand, "Pelleas," like the body of Debussy's music, is a little like Melisande herself, coming from nowhere, leading to nothing.

So the Americans said nothing, leading to a days-long standoff before then-secretary of state Hillary Clinton, a former New York senator, granted a one-time waiver.

In densely populated Britain, that often means they need to cross a road, leading to enormous casualties if nothing is done.

Today's big deal was almost as surprising -- and Lamoriello said the Rangers, who made two major trades in the 24 hours leading to the deadline, had nothing to do with it.

Everything in Grant Morrison's groundbreaking run on Batman has been leading to this story, and nothing will ever be the same again.

A February blog post by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler may have set off the chain of events leading to this moment, but nothing new transpired between last year and this year other than intensified media scrutiny combined with growing public outrage.

There was nothing leading to that night that would let his friends think that I would want to be with them at all". .