Reid, flush from the shutdown fight in which the opposition, in his words, "got nothing, nothing, zero," was not quite ready to spike the football on Thursday.
There is nothing — nothing — I wouldn't do".
"There is really nothing, nothing we can't get recordings, pictures and visual images of today, slowing down, speeding up, remote, from satellites, down to microscopes looking at the insides of blood vessels.
Free me from my trembling and apprehension, if you can, and I will need only beer and wine to write with, not schnapps.—I have another fortnight clear in front of me, and then nothing, nothing thereafter, and I don't believe my book will be a success, but I still would like to go on living.
— I have another fortnight clear in front of me, and then nothing, nothing thereafter, and I don't believe my book will be a success, but I still would like to go on living.
The show has nothing, nothing, nothing, if it doesn't have you.
One was, "Are my seams straight?" Another was, "Say, do those lords push you around much over there?" I can still hear the old waiter assuring me that there was nothing, nothing that the Waldorf-Astoria couldn't offer me for my dinner.
There's nothing here, nothing — not even when I look at these kids with the eyes of the masses".
"They don't care that we have nothing, absolutely nothing, not even a roof over our heads, no land, no work, no health care, no food or education, not the right to freely and democratically elect our political representatives, nor independence from foreigners," the insurgents wrote of Mexico's ruling elite in a manifesto posted on San Cristóbal's town hall.
"Don't talk about that, nothing, not a word, nothing about bin Laden," said the minder, in an angry whisper, glowering through his dark glasses, before moving from the alcove to a position a half-dozen paces away where he could monitor the conversation even more carefully.
