Sentence examples for no one producing from inspiring English sources

Hunter is an undisciplined hitter and, with no one producing much behind him, he took even more chances and wasted more opportunities.

No one producing an Olympic teaser asks, "What's the importance of 100 meters?" No, they tell us about the athletes who dedicate their lives to running the race, because dedication and triumph are what make a human running 100 meters interesting.

9.33pm BST Coalition MPs sceptical about military intervention - A list Sadly, after I posted my tweet (see 8.25pm), no one produced any figures on the number of Tory and Lib Dem MPs have have expressed reservations about military intervention.

No one produces more awkward swings from the Yankees, or has a wider array of devastating pitches.

The U.S. steel industry is not the world leader it was once, but no one produces more junk than we do — scrap metal was our second most valuable export last year, after computer components.

And get it out of New Jersey?" Mr. Nix, who had spent eight years writing movies that no one produced, thought the message he was getting was a typical kiss-off.

The minutes zip by when you are tensely alert with panicky anxiety, scanning the oncoming commuters at every stop, holding your breath as the doors slide shut, breathing a sigh of relief when no one produces an ID and begins making the rounds.

Now it groans like an indictment of the reconstruction effort: of the six huge turbines at this plant, No. 6 is the only one producing much power.

If no one has one, produce one of your own.

But compare a kilowatt-hour produced by such cells, which emit no carbon dioxide, with one produced by a conventional coal plant.

There's no producers there, no one actually producing it, just me and the engineer and I go through whatever tracks have been put together at the time.