Nothings

In this country, it is the older generation who are good for nothings and causing the younger ones to go astray.

It's one of the biggest nothings humans have ever fought about.

I still recall how she spent many hot autumn St. Louis evenings whispering sweet nothings (between sips of ) in my Catholic ears in the sweet shadows of her family back porch, broken only by the light of the yellow bug lamp.

Of course, he did, but then, you know, being the modern-day Achashverosh that he is (even as we hope he is more like Cyrus the Great), I fear that Trump routinely shifts his views according to the latest Haman that whispers sweet nothings into his ear.

Then, a crazy-quilt of liberals, leftists and ecologists came together at the last minute and shockingly took the know-nothings down.

Long may those sweet nothings rule.

If you think all politicians are crooked do-nothings, you might care less what they do.

The Grand Tour host, 58, looked like he struggled to pay attention to the activity on the pitch as Lisa snuggled up to him to whisper, what we can only assume was sweet nothings.

Viewers are filled with both joy and sadness over these sweet nothings from Jack since they already know he passes away all too soon.

His favourite pastime was cornering me in the garage outside, attempting to whisper sweet nothings in my ear as I cleared prawn shells off plates.

It's better to accept reality, so keep your feet planted firmly on the ground, and don't let yourself get swept away by sweet nothings in your ear.

Well, this isn’t somewhere to whisper sweet nothings over dinner — Above’s production values require the constant presence of many actors and stagehands, decanting and explaining and replenishing and perfecting.

Hence a thousand nothings become something, an absurd conclusion.

The " Know-Nothings " put his name on the ballot without permission and he collected a few thousand votes, even though he died just before the election.

The southern Know Nothings supported first Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky, and then Henry M. Fuller of Pennsylvania.