Sentence examples for not a much from inspiring English sources
Formidable!" French dictionaries define "putain" as "whore" or "goddamn" (among other things) but not a much harsher expletive assigned to it by TF1.
The Royals walked 17 Yankees in the first two games of this series, and pitching to them yesterday was not a much better strategy.
"I'm surprised there's not a much bigger crowd here," said Richard Osterweil, a painter and self-described "professional busybody" who recently crashed Liza Minnelli's wedding.
"Obviously I haven't fielded bunts a lot from that side, but I've fielded a million bunts from the other side, and it's not a much different principle.
Janet Morgan treats her subject with the kind of reverent academic respect that might be appropriate if Christie were a great simpler and not a much simpler phenomenon.
Among other things, traffic congestion is, believe it or not, a much worse problem in Britain than in the United States.
This was not a much-toured workhorse, but something freshly and uniquely minted in this Vorarlberg valley.
But that can't hide the fact that this play is an offender, not a much-needed corrective to the whining of aging, self-absorbed boomers.
It is a fine operation indeed, if only Al-Masry was indeed our mother, and if only its survival was conditional on our closure, and not a much-needed reinvigorating and rigorous review of its institutional practice.
