Sentence examples for virtually nothing but from inspiring English sources

For a kicker it is virtually nothing but waiting around.

Diana Krall, Tony Bennett and Harry Connick Jr., for example, sing virtually nothing but standards.

Indeed there is virtually nothing but foreground, no vanishing point, and old-fashioned picture-space is abolished.

After a marathon all-hours session last week, New York State's Legislature produced virtually nothing but embarrassment.

The audience consisted of virtually nothing but high-spirited fans, collegiate in mindset if not in fact.

With virtually nothing but repeats on network television in prime time on the final Wednesday of 2009, CBS's "Criminal Minds" and "CSI: NY" easily dominated the night.

About 18 months ago we wrote about virtually nothing else but artists on Tri Angle.

All 150 brokers at the David Lerner offices were doing virtually nothing else but fielding telephone orders for the bonds.

Under Obamacare, contraception won't be "free" — in economic terms, virtually nothing is — but it will be much more readily available, and the costs will be allocated broadly.

Not the present-day club scene, which I know virtually nothing about, but club culture from back in the day: I've been looking at footage of kids at raves and photos from legendary Manchester club The Hacienda, and reading vintage copies of Blitz magazine online.

My friend Einar is a native of Iceland, the place where virtually nothing grows, but the people make do.