Sentence examples for nothing adapted from inspiring English sources

June 14-July 15: Samuel Beckett's "Texts for Nothing," adapted, directed and performed by Bill Irwin.

Nothing Adapted by Andrea Hart; restaged by Philip Prowse; lighting by Gerry Jenkinson; production supervisor, Rena Brannan; costumes by Jane Hamilton; assistant director, Geoffrey Cauley; stage manager, Jenny Deady.

Corporate practice has done nothing to adapt to the woman who wants to reach the top and also to bring up a family.The oyaji girl--a twenty-something professional who works hard and plays hard--has been the clearest beneficiary of the new latitude for women.

It would be perfect, for example, in amplifying some of Mingus's cooler octet pieces from the 1940's and 50's -- or for practically anything else, since he thought nothing of adapting pieces for radically different groups, from orchestra to small band.

"They show what people make out of nothing, and adapt to where they are to make their lives a little more colorful".

Its title, in Bengali, was "Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?," and it adapted ideas from his new book, a primer on cosmology.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING By William Shakespeare; adapted and directed by Robert Richmond; music by Anthony Cochrane; costumes from Beau Brummel, SoHo; lighting by Peter Meineck; production design by Meineck & Richmond; company manager, Nate Terracio.

Nothing is really adapted to my needs.

Nothing could be better adapted for cheering the heart of a sea-sick man".

Such safety indicators can be applied in the comparison of a do-nothing case with an adapted situation, e.g. the introduction of intelligent driver support systems.

DP tends to the puzzle of adapting nothing around an individual while learning profitable data about a people.