Sentence examples for which makes nothing from inspiring English sources

Code is not like poetry, which makes nothing happen.

Chaudhuri responded by quoting Auden: "Poetry is that which makes nothing happen".

He was a man who walked his own path (which makes nothing strange, only more exceptional -- damn all the rest).

For his part, Mr. Muller, who is 40 and has no young children at home, said he felt he could take the risk of starting his own company, which made nothing for the first nine months.

(Venture arms, since you asked, are not an effective use of capital for a corporate player; I see the share repurchase as a much more responsible use of proceeds. Hedge Fund Partner #2: Apple had four basic choices of what to do with their cash, remembering that apple has a duty to its shareholders: (1)  Do nothing (status quo), which makes zero sense.

Which makes it nothing short of astonishing that within two weeks, if plans hold, the whole program will be shut down.

The company said that it hoped to be the first to ship a tool called "verified boot" on Chrome OS devices, which makes sure nothing on the machine has been modified or compromised.

They're only there a short time (Hoffman has to work the next morning), but it's enough time for Moby to hear Humphries juggle two copies of Grey House's "New Beats the House," which makes Moby want to do nothing more than produce a track that Humphries would deign to mix in doubles.

And he added, "There is nothing which makes us objects of ridicule so much as foot-binding".

28 min Middlesbrough's first attempt at a corner comes to nothing, which makes it as good a time as any to publish this from Gary Naylor: "Why are so many corners so poor?

The Southern Comfort is boiling in my stomach and I'm feeling rubbery and stupid which makes me laugh at nothing.