Sentence examples for no one will work from inspiring English sources
(c) He mocked Ann Romney's plea to voters that while they "may not agree with Mitt's positions on issues or his politics," they could be sure that "no one will work harder," saying, "Oh, goody, he'll work really hard to make happen everything you don't want to happen.
He feels that the business is, in its way, a naturally honest one: "They make deals on a handshake — you have to have a good reputation or no one will work with you".
Because no one will work with you.
No one will work harder than Kaymer to achieve it.
The same was true of her strongest passage: No one will work harder.
The one thing we know is no one will work harder than him to come back.
His wife, Huma Abedin, who worked with Hillary Clinton at the State Department, also appeared on the video beside him, saying: "We love this city and no-one will work harder to make it better than Anthony".
All of which suggests that merely having an affinity for the natural world in no way guarantees that one will work to protect it in its astonishing but not always amiable diversity, from the glamour queens like humpback whales and orangutans to the bloodsuckers, the crawlers, the parasites, the crows.
Here is how each one will work.
An old, grubby one will work.
