say nothing of

Then again, even his old patients had stopped sending for him, to say nothing of greeting him with champagne.

For his escapades he was soon poorer in mind and body, to say nothing of his purse, which had lost thirty by the process.

Yes, if I was a conventional publisher I'd be feeling a cold wind at my back, to say nothing of the poor old bookshops.

Therefore, we request the improvement the tastes. If this point is properly handled, to say nothing of delicious food.

Even the quality of the best products is not worth much, to say nothing of those lower down.

He had to support his seven children, to say nothing of his wife and parents.

But the Australian economy as a whole, to say nothing of Australia's reputation as a dependable travel destination, has suffered as well.

In old China there was hardly and machine- building industry , to say nothing of any aviation industry .

He raised quite large and salable crops of hay and oats, to say nothing of his own vegetables and fruit.

None of those people would smile at others, to say nothing of saying hello! They were so involved in their own unhappy business!

The officer was telling the men to say nothing of what they had seen, except that they found an English stranger, guarded by a large dog.

The actual world, to say nothing of the infinite universe, demanded a sterner, a real masculine character.

Strangers take a keen interest in whether the tea you're drinking is caffeinated, to say nothing of where you're giving birth.

In old China, there was hardly any machine-building industry, to say nothing of an electronic industry.

He has no scholarship, to say nothing of (=much less) experience.

It is no other kind of chance. You had better say nothing of that silly sort about parish.

In old China, there was hardly any machine- building industry, to say nothing of automobile and aviation industries.

He has no scholarship, to say nothing of experience.

The structure of the simple sentence is not clear to him, to say nothing of the complex sentence.

When I was in school, campus life was quite different from what you've experienced - to say nothing of the world beyond the Farm.

She can speak seven foreign languages to say nothing of her English.

The cash savings alone are totally worth it, to say nothing of the amount of extra time we have in any given day.

That leaves millions of houses and billions of dollars to go in Peru alone, to say nothing of other countries.

Current transport revenues are too puny to cover existing commitments, to say nothing of new initiatives.

A national discussion about the logic of maintaining huge forward bases, to say nothing of their financial and human costs, is long overdue.

Three people were badly hurt, to say nothing of the damage to the building.

I would refuse a rose, from a couch of snow in the Acrousseronean Mountains, to say nothing of this addicting poppy flower .

To say nothing of a snowberg, even in climbing an ordinary small mountain, there is danger of life, too.

It was a complete waste of time, to say nothing of all the stress and bother.

to say nothing of those handsome boys . When you once catch , you just wanna hug , kiss , make love^^^with them .

His speech was very eloquent last night , to say nothing of its having been significant .

to say nothing of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms that guarantees that.

Three people were badly hurt, to say nothing of damage to the building.

The Swedes excelled in women gymnastics, diving, and the equestrian events-to say nothing of the job they did as a host.

And this you call love. This you call God's plan. It is a plan which totally lacks logic or reason, to say nothing of compassion.

He has great wisdom, to say nothing of his engaging manners.

This is despite hundreds of thousands of hens dying every month, to say nothing of infected cats, quails, pigs and ducks.

Sally takes singing and dancing lessons, to say nothing of swimming and tennis lessons.

"And that's to say nothing of cancers caused by genetic inheritance, " says Kat Arney of Cancer Research UK.

Shier on the back, you say nothing of it personally, you will when I put a bunch of fart.

I didn't even see him, to say nothing of speaking to him.

And that's to say nothing of further loan losses as house prices fall.

He is dishonest, to say nothing of his other faults.

But in order to share values between the two, to say nothing of other languages, a common implementation is needed.

He cannot afford the ordinary comforts of life, to say nothing of luxuries.

4000 Is even not sufficient to cover the advertising fees, to say nothing of the other expenses.

Our new president has scholarship , to say nothing of experience.

It was too expensive, to say nothing of the time it wasted.

Say nothing of this business. I will answer for all this.

The effort required is immense, to say nothing of the cost.

This sentence is very awkward, to say nothing of its being obscure.

Dry fabric of the early to speak, say nothing of dog in the manger.

to say nothing of e. g. The baby can't even walk, to say nothing of running.

You've wasted eight hours' time, to say nothing of the material.

He knows no English, to say nothing of French or German.

She can speak Spanish, to say nothing of English.

He knows Latin, to say nothing of French.

She can dance, to say nothing of singing.

Today there are 620 million private cars worldwide, to say nothing of buses, vans and lorries.

The yard is a mess, to say nothing of the house.

Near Chaoyang park, plot central lower level Rome garden say nothing of!

Say nothing of this business.

Due to the cold weather for one week, I didn't have a bath every day, only one time every two days. to say nothing of playing out.

He can't do the simplest one, say nothing of the fractions.

He cannot speak English, to say nothing of French.

I can't speak English, to say nothing of Chinese.

I can't speak English, to say nothing of French.

Those doing business in China are often frustrated by the language difficulties, to say nothing of the cultural and business practice

He can speak English, to say nothing of Mandarin.

He can speak English, to say nothing of Chinese.

He can't speak English, to say nothing of French.

To Say Nothing of the Dog