Sentence examples for virtually nothing there from inspiring English sources

That New York has done virtually nothing there since 9/11 is outrageous testimony to its political incompetence.

Mr. McCain is not competing in the Iowa caucuses and has spent virtually nothing there.

When Ivanovic rolled up his sleeve to show the referee the mark at Anfield, there was virtually nothing there.

"We'd done virtually nothing, and there was this instant fanbase".

"There was virtually nothing, and what there was tended to be all awkward combinations of smaller apartments," he said.

To Mr. Romney's fund-raising efforts, Mr. Ulrich can contribute virtually nothing (but then, there are people like Woody Johnson, the New York Jets owner, for that).

"There is virtually nothing available on the Westside, there is virtually nothing available in the Valley, each and every night.

Smith's thought circles around Hume's: there is virtually nothing in either TMS or WN without some sort of source or anticipation in Hume, although there is also almost no respect in which Smith agrees entirely with Hume.

Still, there are those who think there is virtually nothing real left of the Seaport.

Inside the ticket hall there is virtually nothing original, the 1980s ticketing project having put paid to many of the surviving original fittings".

Once that court judgment from Mrs Justice Hogg was in place there was virtually nothing that could be done to affect the outcome for Ellie".