Sentence examples for target nothing from inspiring English sources

When defending such a modest target nothing can be taken for granted.

And as a potential target, nothing is more symbolic than the opening ceremony: it always embodies themes of peace and global unity and remains the only Olympic event that draws nearly all participants -- athletes, coaches and national officials.

"Girls remained mysteriously attracted to me," he writes, "and I had no idea why, since although each fumbling foray hit the target, nothing electrifying took place, and I turned a thousand corners without caring … Far more exciting were the array of stylish racing bikes that my father would bring home".

LOS ANGELES — If a report earlier in the day about Kobe Bryant's knee being drained recently turned out to be slightly off target, nothing else about the Lakers' star was amiss Monday night when Los Angeles opened the Western Conference finals with a 128-107 thrashing of the Phoenix Suns.

Any change in the dosing of DA required a follow-up of four Hb measurements, and the adaptation was made by one physician who knows the previous doses and the clinical program of the patient: if, on 4 Hb values, one was outside of the target, nothing was changed; if 2 or 3 values were outside of the target, the dosing was adapted depending the amplitude.

So huge price rises, missed punctuality targets, nothing seems to put people off catching the train.

Victor Maynard, the very proper English assassin for hire at the center of "Wild Target," is nothing if not professional.

Sub-3 is an arbitrary target and nothing special – 1,300 runners finished in front of me and many clubs have marathoners with PBs in the 2 40s or below.

Even more important, the 2C target is nothing more than a highly disputed guess about how far human activity can push a complex system before that system reaches irreversible tipping points and points of no return.

10.57am GMT 44th over: Australia 257-4 (Bailey 9, Maxwell 4) Target 270 Nothing in particular happens, and as such, here's Neville Tivendale, in defence of George Bailey: "'Here's Bailey to pass off the achievements of others as his own once more.' From the nation that gave Paul Collingwood an MBE for 17 runs.

But now we've gone from one good striker to three good strikers, so I'm going to say that with the supply they'll get and their finishing, 3rd place looks a realistic target — certainly nothing less than the playoffs.