Sentence examples for nearly nothing of from inspiring English sources

Those who attended the mosque with her husband, said they know nearly nothing of her, Associated Press reported.

Instead, "Poppy Shakespeare" sails on the strength of the slangy, profanity-prone and emotionally thwarted voice of its narrator, a woman simply called N, who knows virtually everything about the inner workings of the hospital and nearly nothing of the world outside, where street maps befuddle her and pop culture escapes her.

I used nearly nothing of what I learned at Princeton at Amazon or Google.

Rhodes' song, which celebrated the "American Dream" and trumpeted this "common man" who looked nearly nothing of the wrestling type, was a funk-driven hit and became the soundtrack for pro wrestling's most unlikely hero.

Motorola had been languishing with almost zero share in the U.K. but according to smartphone sales data from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech released today, covering the three months to February 2014, the Moto G has driven a local Motorola resurgence, with the company climbing from nearly nothing to take a 6% share of U.K. smartphone sales over a six month period.

In two weeks of sales, the Escalade which cost nearly nothing to develop broke into the black.

The first 3 injections (1 ∗10) to the M group contributed nearly nothing to decrease the activities, and the minimum running wheel number was only 79.4% of baseline.

A variety of industry folk have taken to the system, partially because it costs nearly nothing to implement.

When this has slowed to nearly nothing, some of the remaining milk components will have just started to brown.

"I've always thought Milo was pointlessly provocative and that he added nearly nothing in terms of conservative or libertarian ideas," Tim Carney, the commentary editor for the Washington Examiner, said.

Since BlackBerry is the device of choice for busy professionals, it may not be surprising that it has nearly nothing in the realm of poetry apps.