Sentence examples for nowhere used from inspiring English sources

Justice Stephen Breyer further pointed out in court, "Congress has nowhere used the word 'tax.' What it says is penalty.

On one side of the hostess stand rises a shrunken staircase, its mock steps to nowhere used as perches for mementos and other knickknacks, its dimensions evocative of a dollhouse.

This was a free-standing, miniature door leading to nowhere, used offstage to create a natural slamming or rattling, or maybe the sound of fumbling keys in a lock.

The discrepancies in the Zhu model include interchanged values of kE13 and kI135 in Appendix C and the nowhere used constant KM8, make the description of the model slightly confusing.

Rich in anecdotage and specifics, it offers a rear-view perspective on the way Fox came out of nowhere, using a particularly animated youth named Bart to spark a business based on youthful, persistent demographics.

However, Einstein nowhere uses this expression in the (1905b) derivation of mass-energy equivalence.

I tried to look it up on the Internet and I got nowhere, using the name John Travolta had given for the singer, "Trey Radel".

She lives in the middle of nowhere, and used to be a nurse, and she can, she tells him, nurse him back to health.

Dobbin said six or seven police came from nowhere and used "terrible" violence.

Second, when settlement talks go nowhere, litigators use such meetings to impress their opponents with the strength of their position, rattling off precedents that undergird their case.

Drivers, conversely, will not want to buy self-parking cars if there is nowhere to use them.This means, as Mikael Thor, a Volvo safety engineer working on the project, observes, that for autonomous parking to work most of the technology will have to be in the car itself.