We pulled up to a gate, with a sign in Chinese and little other marking — nothing, certainly, indicating that Sonoma Artisan Foie Gras had been operating there for fifteen years.
In 1923, a year before she had her first starring role, the Hungarian critic, theorist, screenwriter, and librettist Béla Balázs described the cinema as marking nothing less than the rebirth of the human in art.
"His reign should be marked by nothing radical," said Mr. Clifford of Deutsche Bank.
Her poem "Headstones" describes how the graves of Montauk Indians were marked with nothing but wampum.
Actually, it more or less sputters through here, a dingy place marked by nothing except some concrete beams, a rusted car chassis and graffiti.
Or, she added, they call from a house that 15 years ago might have been marked by nothing more than a rural mail route number.
This small, unfenced valley in the north-west corner of Australia, marked by nothing more than a rusty metal sign, contains more ancient rock art than the whole of paleolithic Europe.
Behind a plain door marked by nothing more than a Noticias del Mundo sticker is a marble-lined vestibule, with a guard booth, in which newspapers were stacked until recently.
The best player on the best team in America would go among the first few picks, and his entrance into the league would be marked by nothing short of heraldic trumpets like those for Elvin Hayes in 1968, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1969, Magic Johnson in 1979, Patrick Ewing in 1985 and all the way to Tim Duncan in 1997.
