Sentence examples for nothing started to from inspiring English sources

Two girls, witnessing nothing, started to shriek.

In the OLD 3 item, we observed that when the line that represents answer 1 ("nothing") started to decline, changes in theta were quite sensible (representing discrimination ability) until they became most probable for the specific level (i.e., to j 1 of item OLD 3 = − 1.98 theta) the alternative choice 2 (mean).

"Dot-orgs may earn nothing, but when you've lost as much money as I have, nothing starts to look like something".

For a while you said nothing, then started to hum the melody to "Happy Birthday".

But nothing moved, nothing came, and I started to get cold.

With nothing to lose, I started to fire off CVs extolling the virtues of my biomechanics background.

After a clue about coach Tom Landry yielded nothing but crickets, Trebek started to pick up on just how little the contestants knew about the ol' hut hut.

"After a couple of years of nothing, you start to say, 'It can't hit us.' " But the economy has also played a role.

"When people see that that their son or daughter is going to the bottom and will simply die, and the state system does nothing, they start to look for ways out," said Mr. Ivanov, chairman of the State Antinarcotics Committee and director of the Federal Drug-Control Service.

But nothing even starts to change until people seriously talk about this issue.

Always appear busy, when you are doing nothing people start to wonder what you are up to; i.e. bosses as well as co-workers, reading in your spare time when work is finished is a good idea.