Sentence examples for which nothing occurred from inspiring English sources

Could Nemes have made the work more spare, choosing a random day on which nothing occurred but the ritual toil of horror, like the scrubbing of bloody floors?

From which nothing occurs.

It can be done, but Leconte lacks the austerity to complete a film in which nothing much occurs.

Leading composers, he says, "never get farther than abstract negation, and take off on an empty, high-spirited trip, through thinkably complex scores, in which nothing actually occurs".

Ere long, they chanced upon Brian the Boatman, who took them across the river after an interlude in which nothing very eventful occurred.

Nothing occurred at all.

Nowadays, when I think of our globalised Premier League, nothing occurs to me, which suggests it's time to move on.

SEX -- Angela refers to her experiences, but nothing occurs.

But the years pass and nothing occurs but heartbreak.

The real concern, however, is not the failure to show the muscle atrophy, bed sores and incontinence, the authors said, but the tendency of coma patients in movies to wake up suddenly and get on with their lives as if nothing had happened, which occurred in more than half the films.

For example, there was nothing in the agreement regarding sanctions for potential breaches of the agreement (which then occurred immediately).