Sentence examples for no work whatsoever from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing up here, no work whatsoever.

Her own memory is that she did "no work whatsoever".

It was too much; we took the entire day off, and did no work whatsoever".

Casar is on the back of this group doing no work whatsoever - he's the sprinter in the pack.

That's largely because all the work goes into making the poem look as if no work whatsoever has gone into it.

"Next year, if these contracts are completed, I am very much hoping to do no work whatsoever, but simply to study theology and go on holiday a lot.

None of the robots did any work whatsoever, and, sadly, I had to drown them all in the bathtub.

Concerned about his patient's condition, Wood's doctor, Nicholas Ward, wrote a letter for Wood to pass to the jobcentre in support of his benefits application, stating that he was "extremely unwell and absolutely unfit for any work whatsoever".

Did you know, for example, that the crew on a movie set is paid weekly, but stars get all of their money up front, before they do any work whatsoever?

When he was given a retrospective at the Tate in 1972, at the youthful age of 27, McLean held a one-day show, King for a Day, notable for not including any work whatsoever.

When a loan spell at Portsmouth didn't succeed, he was smart to leave England just before the new, cold-blooded benefit-system killers of the Con-Lib government were voted in: his staunch unwillingness to do any work whatsoever would have seen him instantly deported to a northern town and made to sweep the streets.