Sentence examples for nada created from inspiring English sources
This show certainly didn't feel like spring but that's just fine by me; Nada created a deliriously dark and delicious collection that is scorching hot.
Replete with lace and leather, satin and chiffon, designer Nada Shepherd created a gloriously dark and sexy collection that was my absolute favorite of the entire week.
It is commonly accepted that the 1498 Meio tsunami breached the sand ridges that separated Lake Hamana from Enshu-nada and created the Imakire channel (Tsuji 1979; Shizuoka Prefecture 1996; Fujiwara et al. 2013).
Johansen's early work, partly recorded at CBGB's in New York, wound up on his 2000 debut album, "The Nada," yet that work is not available in the country where it was conceived and created: the USA.
The hotel and hospitality union Unite Here, which is heavily immigrant, went so far as to create a ringtone in Spanish called "Nada Nada," with lyrics enumerating one's rights when la migra comes knocking: "If immigration comes to arrest you, keep calm / You have the right to not sign anything and not say anything".
The corrida is presented as an idealized drama in which the matador faces death, creating a moment of existentialism or nada (nothingness), broken when he vanquishes death by killing the bull.
In 1943 he married Nada Luburic, the half-sister of Vjekoslav (Maks) Luburic, a veteran Ustasha official, who had been instrumental in first creating and then overseeing Croatia's network of concentration camps.
Mr. Nadas is concerned not only with the historical events he references and describes, but with the influences they have had on creating what he perceives as the alternately distracted and obsessed and frequently overwhelmed state of human consciousness.
Rodriguez said: "Nada, nada.
