Sentence examples for province nothing from inspiring English sources
The U.S. wanted to build a new waterway though Panama's Darién province; nothing short of a nuclear blast could cut through the flooded rain forests and 1,000-foot-high 1,000-foot-high 1,000-foot-high
Sheik Shayef lamented that his tribal area in Al Gawf Province received nothing unless it bartered with the state.
If that does not shame the provinces into reforming, nothing will.
Syria's official SANA news agency, in its daily report on insurgent fighting, said the army had inflicted "heavy losses upon terrorists in several provinces," but said nothing about the Jarrah airfield.
We cannot go back to the province because there's nothing for us there".
A leaf from an eighth-century manuscript of the Koran reputed to be from the Hijaz and another in gold lettering on blue ground from a ninth-century manuscript likely to be from the east-Iranian province of Khorasan had nothing in common with the north-Iranian bowl painted with a bold stylized bird in the 10th-11th century. 10th-11th century
But so far, officials in Baghdad and other provinces have done almost nothing.
In many provinces local strongmen offering nothing but the promise of patronage or the threat of retribution have triumphed, as have many feudal and spiritual figureheads.
The development of machine-centred warfare had restored mobility to the battlefield; science and the arts of administration had allowed those techniques to be fully applied; and modern politics meant that the goals of war had become not the seizure of isolated provinces for barter but nothing less than the survival of states and even peoples.
Eighth, with respect to the question of how Ahmadinejad's challengers could have done so poorly in their own home provinces, there is actually nothing unusual about this, and suffice it to say that in the 2005 elections, two candidates -- Mehr Alizad and Bagher Moin -- lost badly in their birth provinces.
