The unimportant Father Brown, who stood back, looking modestly at the pavement, here ventured to say meekly, "Has nobody been up and down stairs, then, since the snow began to fall?
She says `There is nobody staying with us,' meaning nobody of the sort you mean.
Speaking in the House, MNA Rajab Ali Khan Baloch elected from NA-78 (Faisalabad IV) said that
nobody forced him to attend the session and he came here only for his leadership despite illness.
Speaking afterwards, Seery thanked his coach, Andy Ryan, for believing in him when
nobody else would.
JUST DAYS BEFORE THE 29 NOVEMBER 1794 PREMIERE OF
NOBODY AT LON don's Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Mary Robinson--the poet, novelist, celebrity sensation, former actress and mistress of the Prince of Wales--received a "scurrilous, indecent and ill-disguised scrawl, signifying to her that the farce was already condemned.
Nobody matched five numbers plus the bonus, and 70 ticketholders won PS1,616 after matching five numbers.
Had Mark called it a day at that point
nobody would have called him a quitter.
Nobody liked her,
nobody wanted her," ABC News quoted him as telling the Observer.
be smiling till the crowd starts to cry: this
nobodyNamed "Most Outstanding Children's Book" by the well-known Mom's Choice Awards,
Nobody Likes Me is a picturebook about a young girl who is frustrated because she feels that people are ignoring and neglecting her.
On two standard views of vagueness, vagueness as to whether Harry is bald entails that
nobody knows whether Harry is bald--either because vagueness is a type of missing truth, and so there is nothing to know, or because vagueness is a type of ignorance, and so even though there is a truth of the matter,
nobody can know what that truth is.
Nobody could have written the script,
nobody could have dared hope for this victory more than Tony McCoy and
nobody could have got such a rousing cheer, even if it had been Red Rum himself.
