Sentence examples for nothing different to do from inspiring English sources

"There was nothing different to do," she said.

Murphy goes on to claim that TechCrunch should be punished because our occasional posts thanking sponsors (like this one) is nothing different to what PayPerPost bloggers do.

I need to answer all the critics with work That is nothing different to what I have done in the past.

Track officials say they do nothing different to their surfaces on big race days.

I'll be giving it my all and do nothing different to what's got me into this position.

Similar inflation rates existed in the previous decade, and economists generally recognize that relative inflation rates among different countries have nothing to do with international competitiveness under the current system of floating exchange rates.

The ghost histamine solutions and the controls were prepared in three different laboratories that had nothing further to do with the trial.

I mean it's impressive, kind of, but once you've looked at it from six different views there's nothing else to do.

"At the end we might look and say, 'They're all really different, and race has nothing to do with the difference,' " he said.

When hospice is framed as care for when "there is nothing left to do" instead of a different kind of treatment, patients may believe that choosing hospice is the equivalent of doing nothing.

But the only other real difference--besides different personalities that has nothing to do with gender--[is] the women have a harder time getting listened to on the set.