Sentence examples for nothing the previous from inspiring English sources

Hempstead Town paid $567,222 into the pension fund in 2001 after paying nothing the previous two years.

The survey, recently provided to international donors, found that the proportion of people who had eaten nothing the previous day had risen to 12percentt from zero, while those who had consumed only one meal had soared to 60percentt from only 13percentt last year.

Mr President, it goes without saying that I agree with practically nothing the previous Member said and, like many Members of this House, I attended the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre.

Nothing in the previous work seems to anticipate it.

Midway says it is taking a substantial design risk with Deadly Alliance, which Ed Boon, the game's lead programmer, said was "nothing like the previous ones".

It was a political stunt, meant to say the state should start from the bottom and work up, to assume that nothing in the previous budget was automatically included.

Although Hopkins had been devoted to poetry during his years at Oxford, he had written almost nothing in the previous seven years, having sworn off poetry when he decided to become a Jesuit.

Having learned nothing from the previous three movies (The Lost World and Jurassic Park III are essentially sidestepped), nor from Michael Crichton's gene-pool text Westworld, the owners again find themselves running an amusement park in which the attractions eat the guests.

As an equal-opportunities glutton, I'll happily start the day with cereal, porridge, toast, croissants, pains au chocolat, eggs, sausage, bacon, fried bread, fried tomatoes, mushrooms, potato farls, crumpets, bananas, bubble and squeak, kippers, kedgeree, cheese, black pudding or ham, to say nothing of the previous night's pizza, frankfurters or lamb chops.

Grant Atterbury, a worker who wrote a diary for the Guardian during the last weeks of BHS, said: "There was no tearful farewell to the old building [in Tunbridge Wells] as we exited the front doors for the last time, because, having sat in the stifling heat doing nothing for the previous three hours, we were all desperate to stretch our legs and feel some fresh air on our faces.

It is shown that if we know nothing about the previous patients except the last treatment allocation, the next treatment can be correctly guessed more than 60% of the time if no biased coin is used.