Sentence examples for nothing some of from inspiring English sources

When this has slowed to nearly nothing, some of the remaining milk components will have just started to brown.

O.K., not exactly nothing: some of the huge options grants at the top went away, reducing the average among the top 100.

"He just seems to be able to make things happen from nothing, some of the tries he has scored are almost Fijian-esque.

Not for nothing did some of his staff members privately call him the Iron Mouse.

Ewing has been an enigma to many of the fans in Madison Square Garden, to say nothing of some of his professional coaches.

They were nothing like some of the more ostentatious sports people of this era.

"That's nothing to some of the desserts I have to explain".

In his review of "Eisenhower in War and Peace," by Jean Edward Smith (April 22), John Lewis Gaddis surprisingly says nothing about some of Dwight D. Eisenhower's worst mistakes.

"It is nothing like some of the ridiculous scare story figures bandied about by the proponents of one solution or another".

Still, the plan would be a lot better than nothing, and some of its measures, which are specifically aimed at providing incentives for hiring, might produce relatively a large employment bang for the buck.

While lateral hiring is nothing new, some of the country's biggest law firms are recruiting top producers more aggressively than ever and offering record pay packages with multiyear guarantees, legal industry specialists say.