Sentence examples for practically nothing for from inspiring English sources

She's paying practically nothing for it, she said.

The Urhobo were instrumental in its production but earned practically nothing for their labor.

He had paid practically nothing for child support during the long separation, she said, it was the least he could do.

"What the Obama administration has done today is breathe new life into this moribund office, which has done practically nothing for a long time," Stewart said.

Just two weeks ago, when Malcolm Turnbull was risking his prime ministership over a policy that would have done practically nothing for emissions, Taylor was busy working conservative talkback radio.

No matter which candiate emerges the victor, for the next four years the government of New York City seems destined to be guided by assumptions that, whatever value they may have had in the past, offer practically nothing for the future.

All around me, people seemed to be evacuating the scene, while across the square a vender shouted that he was closing his cart and you could have his wares for practically nothing, and for no reason I could have named I bought two of his rat dogs with everything and a cup of doubtful coffee and then learned the reason — they were wonderful.

"Practically nothing was for working capital, so it made it difficult on a day-to-day basis.

Behar says he hopes to shrink the frame around the XO-3′s display down to practically nothing, opting for a virtual keyboard instead of a physical one, and no buttons.

The second was Narendra Rocherolle who is the master of selling, buying back on the cheap and reselling– having sold Webshots for $85 million, bought it back for practically nothing and sold it again for $70 million.

Cathedral had told Caesar that morning that Pancho had lived on practically nothing but heroin for the three years before Lorton, so whatever fighting dog was in him could be pounded out in little or no time.