Sentence examples for to be nothing different from inspiring English sources

"We're going to work hard this year and I'm sure the goals we'll set this year are going to be nothing different to what they were last year.

"The next big thing in brands is social responsibility," says Mr Olins, "It will be clever to say there is nothing different about our product or price, but we behave well".

One reason this would be implausible is that there seems to be nothing relevantly different between the two things that could make one of them the "real" object.

I need to answer all the critics with work That is nothing different to what I have done in the past.

Murphy goes on to claim that TechCrunch should be punished because our occasional posts thanking sponsors (like this one) is nothing different to what PayPerPost bloggers do.

"There was nothing different to do," she said.

For the lads, it's nothing different to having any player come back into the squad who's been missing for a while".

I sincerely hope when BMA analyse the speech they will find there is nothing different in it to seriously address the concerns its membership raised about this bill.

"You know, I've felt like I've had to justify myself every year, so this is nothing different," he said.

The answer to the collection-plate question, church officials say, is: nothing different, at least until federal bankruptcy court says otherwise.

"By way of background, what we do is nothing different than what traditional TV networks do to prevent, for example, someone from outside the US from watching the Olympics on NBC.com.