Sentence examples similar to nothing something of from inspiring English sources

He also questioned technical details of the investigation at length, calling the fact that a fisherman found the torpedo supposedly carrying North Korean markings after a naval search had yielded nothing something out of "Aesop's fables".

"You're going to have to explain to people why it is that we sat around for weeks and did nothing on something of this magnitude".

Nothing would be a regret and nothing would be something of the past but your future that will be a bright one.

She also knows nothing about computers – something of a hindrance in an IT department.

"It's hard, he was only 32, he came up from nothing, to make something of himself.

Mr. Nauman has done more than make something of nothing.

If you thought Pharrell had jumped the shark, Nothing will come as something of a shock.

And the joy of making something of nothing will be real.

Nothing, even, for Nick Park – usually something of a sure thing at the Oscars, with five already.

Of course this is nothing new, indeed it is something of an old managerial trick.

People still go from nothing to something out of nowhere, even overnight.