Sentence examples for mainly nothing from inspiring English sources

Everton have done mainly nothing, Deulofeu aside.

As I scrolled through some of my work, though, I found this one, in which the cartoon guy is engaged in doing something I often do when I'm not doodling: mainly nothing, which I must admit can be a very pleasant pastime.

A decade ago, after the famine, price controls and rationing were scrapped, mainly because nothing was left to ration.

That has not happened in a few summers, mainly because nothing the networks have introduced has resembled a young Mickey Mantle.

While I've eaten good breakfast bacon from supermarkets (mainly Waitrose), nothing will shake my dedication to the independents.

Email, too, but as typing on touch-keyboards is a pain, it's mainly checking, nothing serious.

As a recovering alcoholic and prescription pill addict, I rarely stay out past midnight anymore, mainly because nothing genuinely fun tends happens then.

2. There were about 15 people onstage with him, and they were all really good at their instruments and obviously session gimps, but he mainly did nothing but copy Ian Brown badly.

Merkel's politics is mainly about doing nothing and thus not hurting anybody.

It had done nothing, mainly because it was unsure what to do, when a lawsuit by a single environmentalist produced a court injunction which required the agency to take action.

One Goan visited Kazembe and was warmly received, but, though the Portuguese government dispatched further expeditions in 1798 and 1831, they came to nothing, mainly because the Portuguese on the Zambezi were turning their attention to exporting slaves rather than ivory or gold.