Sentence examples for taking no good from inspiring English sources

In 1584 Richard White's executioner removed his bowels piece by piece, through a small hole in his belly, "the which device taking no good success, he mangled his breast with a butcher's axe to the very chine most pitifully".

He is not good at taking "no" for an answer.

Of these patients, 57 (21 male, 36 female) who had no remarkable medical history (including pneumococcus vaccination), were taking no medications, showed good activities of daily living, and had a full Functional Independence Measure (FIM) score were included in this study.

If it is bad enough, the risk may not be worth taking, no matter how good the odds.

Even better, Grand St will be taking no commission on goods that are put up for pre-order or beta testing.

It took that no-good scoundrel over 30 years to get the Millenium Falcon's radar dish repaired!

He said, "No, I cannot take this money... no good!" indicating the ripped bill.

"The amount of time that these cases take is no good for anyone," Mr. Mulgrew said.

We Scandinavians are about the last ethnic group left that takes no offense at good-natured humor about ourselves.

If there be an object to hurry any of you, in hot haste, to a step which you would never take deliberately, that object will be frustrated by taking time; but no good object can be frustrated by it".

It takes no effort to find good food in Tokyo.