Sentence examples for nowhere it is from inspiring English sources

Now that its merger proposal has gone nowhere, it is rumoured to be working on another offer, this time hostile, to purchase a majority of UFJ's shares.

TELEVISION NOWHERE It is a shame that the Mountain West's television package limits its teams' visibility.

Under its present management, laments Mr Trump ("our current president came out of nowhere"), it is sorely disrespected.

For now, the police say the bust is going nowhere; it is being held under lock and key.

Genoveva Gastaminza, editor of the Basque edition of El País, believes the plan is going nowhere: "It is a talking-shop.

But at a time when proposed landmarks legislation was going nowhere, it is likely that the surprise weekend demolition of three of the houses in February 1965 finally put the law over the hump.

Out of nowhere, it was 'Dang.

Out of nowhere, it's heading to violence, crime, guilt.

Without these, we would have got nowhere, it was implied.

By the time the Giants materialized from nowhere, it was Brooklyn that was swallowing hard.

Then he says, out of nowhere: "It's a shame really.