Sentence examples for nowhere, despite from inspiring English sources

But, thanks to workers such as Mr Crisler, efforts to unionise the foreign "transplants" have got nowhere, despite being top of the UAW's agenda.

It's seem the deal has hit something of an impasse and it appears a real possibility that De Gea will go nowhere despite all the talk this summer.

Mr. Cuomo's bill went nowhere, despite the fact that a hefty majority of legislators signed a pledge in 2010 to support such a commission.

Why, say, does "Titanic" win for best picture but "Aliens" gets nowhere, despite being made by the same director, James Cameron?

And Mr. Stiller (who established himself as a virtuoso in portraying bitter disappointment in the recent film "Greenberg") has an air of angry resignation that tells us he's going nowhere, despite an occasional eager spring in his step.

WASHINGTON -- Common wisdom here holds that the report issued by the president's fiscal commission last week is probably going nowhere, despite the endorsement of 11 of the 18 commission members.

"Now it's called 'the Tunnel to Nowhere.' " Despite all this, the county still hadn't fixed its sewers, as the E.P.A. had required.

Neeson's suspense thriller Taken, which had been released roughly a year prior overseas, basically came out of nowhere -- despite ho-hum reviews -- and just killed it at the box office.

Once the setup is established, the characters have nowhere to go, despite the actors' commanding efforts.

Thus established, these characters have nowhere to go, despite the actors' commanding efforts.

He gently hints at his obsession with order, but nowhere explores how, despite his intrinsic rebellious naughtiness, he managed to fall in love with a hierarchical organisation that pretends to give order to a disordered world.