Sentence examples for nothing famous from inspiring English sources

There was nothing famous or particularly notable about Lachy Patterson, except the fact he worked tirelessly as one of the drummers in the band Ricky had run as the Australian cricket team.

"There's nothing about famous people here," she said.

"A faraway country" of which "we know nothing": Those famous words by which Chamberlain sought to justify the sacrifice of Czechoslovakia were accurate.

(To say nothing of famous Libyan dictators).

It's not for nothing that famous brands, big and small, enlist the services of these bloggers like crazy.

That would allow the mint to become less specific and more general, a pink, green or lilac lifebuoy-like thing with the famous nothing in the middle capable of becoming a bigger nothing at will, with the full protection of the law.

Obama's predecessor was nothing if not famous for staying on message, but Obama is also nothing if not famous for the persistence of his messages.

For it is, literally, a space hopper.Sadly, it looks nothing like the famous toy from the 1970s.

And I didn't want to be lumped in with all those other people who do nothing and become famous.

There is nothing like a famous patient to highlight a common but often misunderstood and feared medical problem.

One hostess greeted her guests "wearing nothing but a famous string of family pearls which reached her pubic hair".