Sentence examples for mentioned nothing of from inspiring English sources
David Cameron's Twitter account mentioned nothing of the day, however.
"We were very close, he used to tell me everything and he mentioned nothing of having any problems," said Hakeem, another brother.
At that time, Mr. Burris cited an earlier conversation with a former aide to Mr. Blagojevich but mentioned nothing of Robert Blagojevich's more recent calls seeking campaign contributions, which his affidavit suggests alluded at least twice to the Senate seat but does not make clear whether Mr. Burris ever told the governor's brother of his wish to fill the post.
"We saw Pinterest the morning after the Oscars, and it mentioned nothing of the Oscars," says Lopez. "Meanwhile, Sprightly had Oscar content through every single vertical, be it beauty, be it fashion – everything is completely based on recency.
Meanwhile, the BC Liberal government said it would end the hunt in the Great Bear Rainforest, but mentioned nothing of ending the hunt in the rest of the province.
As many as 60,000 other novels were published in 19th-century England — to mention nothing of other times and places.
Fans have speculated that one of the band members' recent tweets in support of the Dalai Lama may be linked to the gig cancellations, though the official word from promoter Live Nation mentions nothing of the sort.
Wikipedia mentions nothing of poking kittens with a stick, but I might get my mole to ask him just to make sure... 8.31 PM: Everyone's about to eat and all I've got is a pack of peanut M&Ms.
The MPAA made its interests clear in the media but less clear in FEC filings, pouring in $850,000.00 in lobbying money while mentioning nothing of its stance.
It also puts Groupon even more directly in competition with the likes of more established players like Amazon and eBay, to mention nothing of more local online retailing operations.
Yet another chronicler, John of Worcester, mentions nothing of any trouble in Rome, and when discussing the appointment of Wulfstan, says that Wulfstan was elected freely and unanimously by the clergy and people.
