to nothing

Though the prophet's word may come to an end, tongues come to nothing, and knowledge have no more value, love has no end.

But rates look as though they will be stuck at close to nothing across the developed world for the foreseeable future.

To Dr. Bentley he said: 'If I have done the public any service, it is due to nothing but industry and patient thought.

This was how Socrates attained perfection, payig heed to nothing but reason, in all that he encountered.

The indigenous groups say that the laws put their way of life in danger, and amount to nothing less than the theft of their ancestral lands.

To be frank, I don't like this job. I'm afraid I'll amount to nothing if I keep on working like this.

My father was always praising her to my sisters and to me, be- cause she pretended to nothing she did not feel.

She was that sort of person, anyway; what you said amounted to nothing.

No elementary school before a small rabbit began to nothing, interior, jumping, and let my heart be very soft.

This is literally a once-in-a-lifetime experience, because in just a few months' time, all this would have melted to nothing.

He lost again, leaving him with close to nothing. He felt sick -- he had squandered nearly a week's earnings.

he insisted on her marrying him, and would consent to nothing else, and when he was drunk he used to abuse her and even beat her.

As he starts to find his well-laid plans dissolving to nothing, he begins to see others in a different light.

he gave heed to nothing, and all that he was. . .

I imagine people all over the city locked up in their apartments, staring into the mirror, plucking their eyebrows down to nothing.

Mrs. Norris began to look about her and wondered that his falling in love with Julia had come to nothing.

This may come to nothing, but at least Europe's competition authorities show willing.

I know that Alberto: he's a crook. He betrayed me, for next to nothing he made me make a fool of myself with a woman.

If I get good at reading hit books first, I'll end up paying close to nothing but be rewarded for my good taste and ability to sneeze ideas.

Over the course of the next hour, I discover next to nothing about him.

All the stress and anxiety they felt amounted to nothing but a forgotten history.

Eg : I asked you to help me to find a new apartment, but you're turned up next to nothing. I have to ask someone else next time.

'A few years ago the whole company was worth next to nothing, ' he said. 'When you get that kind of value you sell. '

The world is ending here as it does each day, and all its measureless torments now give rise to nothing but this promise of peace.

the sight of the ladies strolling about on gentlemen's arms reduced her pride in the dark blue taffeta dress to nothing.

Responsible to nothing but their own corrupt conscience, the newspapers and the prosecution launched the ridiculous claim.

The use of this term obscures, I think, the real character of the causation, and has led to nothing but confusion.

What masquerades as innovation, he said, boils down to nothing more than credit secured on some asset.

They had been built of mud and straw, she judged, but long years of wind and rain had worn them away to nothing.

And this peculiarity should be ascribed to nothing but the emotion involved in the work.

The frogs ended up in a horrible valley terrorized by a monster with next to nothing to eat or drink and only pointy rocks to sleep on.

I knew next to nothing about the matter.

He knows what you're thinking: The gig probably amounted to nothing more than sipping wine and visiting a few Web sites, right?

They pay me next to nothing but I really enjoy this work.

The report does little-to-nothing to help you ascertain that the second half of the or short-circuit is a ticking time bomb!

Deals of this sort have emerged in the past and have come to nothing, analysts said, and it is possible this one, too, could peter out.

You know, you come from nothing - you're going back to nothing.

Ihave so much in me, and the feeling for her absorbs it all; I have so much, and without her it all comes to nothing.

In particular, the ASSERT macro evaluates to nothing in a release build, so none of the code found in ASSERTs will be executed.

The European Chamber of Commerce has warned that such measures may well lead to nothing but "shortages" and "hoarding" .

In our case, we went from nothing to a working product and back to nothing in less than a month during our time at Y Combinator.

The fact that I personally think that virtualisation isn't all that exciting means next to nothing.

In this field having a beginning but no end of travel, I only have a life of the heart, in addition to nothing.

God will use the instrument that feels he is nothing, can do nothing, and amounts to nothing. The glory must be His.

Amy does next-to-nothing for her job, but still earns a lot of money.

Renminbi-settled trade transactions came to Rmb957bn ($146bn) in the first half of this year, from next to nothing a year earlier.

Andconfident predictions of that, earlier this year, have come to nothing.

But Dongtan has been put on hold indefinitely and, save for the bridge-tunnel and a wind farm, close to nothing has been built.

His book, "Intern Nation" , has tapped into a growing global concern about young people who work for next to nothing.

Whilst the referee was duty bound to come down hard on those who were involved, the actual incident amounted to nothing.

And it had little to nothing to do with his genetic makeup.

what made him disponted is that, the things he devoted himself into turn to nothing but failure.

No more a decade ago, Chinese economy meant next to nothing for Canada, yet has grown to be the country's second largest trading partner.

Like Brazil, but unlike China and India, Indonesia owes much of its success to nothing smarter or more high-tech than a commodities boom.

I knew next to nothing about software, but I was good with tinkering, and was building a computer.

It would most likely come to nothing and, when it did, that would be another setback to confidence.

Had only a superman zentai costume to nothing else. was a very exciting feeling.

But time has taught me that the path you are on is a slippery one that leads to nothing more than misery.

Some keep silence due to nothing to say . some keep silence due to knowing when to say .

None of the seven options on offer gained decisive support and all the rousing talk of reform came to nothing.

for several times , my heart went up and down. promise went to nothing again for that dammit no reason.

He glanced at it first, disappointed to find they had discovered next to nothing in the past two hours of "expert analysis. "

"On Arbeloa, that is an option which - for the time being - has come to nothing, " he said.

A trapeze to God, or to nothing, a flying trapeze to somesort of eternity; he prayed objectively for strength to make the flight withgrace.

You should be able to purchase propylene glycol from your favorite health store or pharmacy for next to nothing, literally!

Search engine optimization has little to nothing to do with IT.

Remember, agree to nothing in September, and certainly do not sign any contracts this month!

She was used to nothing short of the best.

Quite the reverse, Madrid sgined Cambiasso for next to nothing but, then, he was only 15 at the time.

"Apple so far has close to nothing in maps, because they never had a product before, " Mr. Musser said. "But they are hardly empty-handed. "

But in a world where protest often fizzles down to nothing, or tails off to a whimper, we need Ruskin's voice.

I've risen from nothing to everything, Mrs Sparset with all her advantages has fallen from everything to nothing.

Forget her. She thinks you are too old for her, and the affair is sure to come to nothing in the end.

This came to nothing, however, when Vadim objected to being separated from his daughter.

Repeated attempts to remove the technical and bureaucratic hurdles at national frontiers have come to nothing.

Define this macro to extend the set of possible names for custom calling conventions. The macro expands to nothing by default.

An increasing body of research reveals that exercise does next to nothing for you when it comes to losing weight.

Teachers are government employees who are paid next to nothing, similar to what nurses, police officers and postal workers are paid.

Had to have resolved to, nothing, not previously found mainly symptomatic approach.

The knowledge that our plans had come to nothing was bitter, and that streak of cruelty within me awakened.

O LORD, correct me, but with judgment; not in thine anger, lest thou bring me to nothing.

A variety of rescue plans came to nothing, and a month ago, ICEF Public Schools hovered on the brink of collapse.

Believe me, he do not flew into like a rage to nothing.

In many Canadian families, children contribute next to nothing to the operation of the household.

However, even eager to come to nothing, and my heart feeling is still sweet.

Because a blog cost next to nothing to start, most bloggers don't take it as seriously as they should.

His failure in this transaction was due to nothing else than his own carelessness.

Repeated pledges by Sheikh Hasina to end executions by police and paramilitary forces have come to nothing.

You can get something nice for your home for next to nothing . Make inquiries through the grapevine.

Reforms of this sort have been envisaged before and have come to nothing.

However, all of this will come to nothing if culture and class continue to be obstacles.

It may look like that. But I got it for next to nothing.

An attempt at reconciliation last month came to nothing after low-level military talks between the two sides collapsed.

The furious onsets of those great squadrons with cuirasses of iron and breasts of steel had ground the infantry to nothing.

SuperMemo works on the principle that the best time to improve storage strength is when retrieval strength has faded almost to nothing.

It is tough for a new drug to enter the blood pressure lowering market mainly because we have such good drugs which cost next to nothing.

nothing. The cost of your trip to shanghai is next to nothing.

Of course, that only made it more hilarious when the prime minister of Qatar admitted this week that he knows next to nothing about soccer.

Every animal is attached to nothing so much as to its own interest.

No, go back to nothing, my parents and old love me, so much to play a nothing.

However, we shall not tolerate another major incident, and those involved will find their attempts come to nothing.

As a result of bad management , his investment came to nothing at all.

His failure was due to nothing else than his own carelessness.

The time it would take for the feathered wing to wear this planet down to nothing is eternity.

Despite spending next to nothing on traditional marketing, Moleskine now sells around 10 million of its notebooks every year.

But it's hard to believe that cutting the federal funds rate from 1 percent to nothing would have much positive effect on the economy.

His years of efforts have finally come to nothing.

His plans came to nothing because he did not have enough money.

It's no longer profitable to offer services that cost next to nothing to obtain.

Efforts to move the UN's Somalia office to Mogadishu from Nairobi have come to nothing.

The provisions of the lease included no new elements and amounted to nothing more than boilerplate .

There are two elements in life that American do save completely: time and labor. They say "We are slaves to nothing but the clock" .

I told myself over and over that she would amount to nothing while I still had time to grow.

This frame of mind should guide all activities during the Olympics period, subject to nothing else.

We come from different parts of the world, and we live under differing conditions. Our education ranges from a PhD to nothing.

Accustomed to nothing nothing, the sentiment deduction into a kind of mood!

For those countries that were owed money, debt relief cost next to nothing, and no one noticed.

Listing 4 contains no data elements from readings at all; the attributes apply to nothing.

His failure was due to nothing else than his own careless.

every attempt to make rubber hard and strong came to nothing.

Yet as adults we remember close to nothing of this intense period of learning.

The Bruins defeated the Vancouver Canucks four to nothing in the seventh and final game of their championship series.

Now, merely granting privileges to a role accomplishes next to nothing.

Eventually, users can whittle that fee down to nothing by tying their computers to The Pirate Bay's "cloud" network.

"They have money on deposit paying next to nothing and their discretionary advisers are under pressure to generate higher returns. "

I consider the fragment of Hyperion as second to nothing that was ever produced by a writer of the same years.

The enemy's plan came to nothing.

We are slaves to nothing but the clock.

All his hopes and plans had come to nothing.

Victoria Beckham is thin, sure, but she also eats next to nothing.

Usually these lumps are a matter of anxiety and tests, leading to nothing.

He was killed, all his followers were dispersed, and it all came to nothing.

When he first started to work, John earned next to nothing.

This system has all to nothing safety and integrity, beauty interface and expediently operation.

I am glad you were not battered, Belle, but prostitution is a poisoned solution; a solution to nothing.

All her plans have come to nothing.

Hoping to marry their prince charming, most romantic-minded girls get their wishes to come to nothing.

We got $34 per share for Tribune stock that would probably be trading for next to nothing had he not completed the transaction.

Only to have that enthusiasm fizzle away, and all our best intentions come to nothing?

I look for Yanzhou municipal party committee reflection situation many times, comes to nothing.

and now, i must really get into the habit of blogging again. before my language abilities deteriorate to nothing.

Without that urge to seize the day, then all efforts are likely to come to nothing.

He once hired 82 scientists to develop a small nuclear reactor as a low-cost energy source, but it came to nothing and cost $17 million.

By slashing interest rates to nothing, leveraged firms suddenly had much lower interest costs.

For next to nothing, you can find quality used furniture that needs only upholstering or a little sanding or paint.

Killing wolves costs the state next to nothing: volunteer pilots and hunters perform the task.

If you send someone to a dietitian one time, that will do next to nothing.

He brings princes to naught and reduces the rulers of this world to nothing.

But he is also tenacious. Plots to dethrone him as leader have come to nothing.

An error occurs if Source is set to Nothing or is not a one-dimensional array.

Yet attempts to confront the then Greek prime minister, Costas Karamanlis, a conservative, came to nothing.

Thenceforth , Japan would gash its countryside with roads to nowhere and bridges to nothing.

But as the founders of Google knew, brand is worth next to nothing in the search business.

Treasury bills cost the government next to nothing now, and for better or worse, near-zero rates almost certainly won't last.

But more than ever, they need bank accounts for transactions and BofA attracts loads of deposits, paying next to nothing in interest.

If you don't paint those metal trimmings on your windows , they will soon rust away to nothing.

The 20 capabilities of three levels: from ignorance to inspiration, from inspiration to understanding, from come to nothing.

The revolutionary suffered the most ruthless torture, but he confessed to nothing.

Good intentions amount to nothing without a plan of action.

It all returns to nothing, it all comes tumbling down. Tumbling down.

I got it for next to nothing in a jumble sale.

The latest idea is to tax the bonuses at a 90% rate, which basically reduces them to nothing.

But many such rounds of talks have come to nothing before.

Those who always indulge themselves in delights of leisure will amount to nothing.

d. Manuel attempted the conquest of Italy and he nearly succeeded, but in the end the venture came to nothing.

Your success was due to nothing else than your own diligence.

That will drop below one percentage point by mid-year and fall to nothing thereafter.

After all, thanks to investors' panicked flight to the safety of Treasury debt, it can now borrow for close to nothing.

Poems are quoted and paraphrased but Mr Stubbs offers next to nothing in the way of analysis.

My fancy comes to nothing in the long run.

Back then the threats came to nothing, not least because China allowed the renminbi to crawl higher.

That plan came to nothing when the party's fiscal conservatives demanded further savings.

Not only are these tips good for the environment but most cost little to nothing to implement.

Every single thing was burnt down to nothing, and all the water was gone.

We played against the host team and bombed them twenty-five to nothing.

If that trader gets slammed again, his buying power will dwindle down to nothing!

Yet it is slightly pickier than rivals over whom to sell to (nothing like France's sale of Mistral ships to Russia).

The richest man in the East was reduced to nothing.

Often, a case for fairness boils down to nothing more than self interest.

To the untrue man, the whole universe is false- it is impalpable- it shrinks to nothing within his grasp.

But it's just as likely that a tour will come to nothing.

He will show her the place where they could make her look like a lady---for next to nothing.

The plans concerning the extension northwards however came to nothing.

That search came to nothing, so now scientists are applying statistics to the problem.

I got the TV set for next-to-nothing in a jumble sale.

No, because the four countries have next to nothing in common, apart from the fact that none is a high-income country.

Yet Coke's efforts with Huiyuan could still come to nothing if Beijing vetoes the deal.

love, hate, let go west to, nothing is. But with the empty flower, an illusion.

In those days when science remained undeveloped, the crew's knowledge of thunder and lightning was next to nothing.

Climate change projections indicate that in years to come we will have next to nothing.

he is so unredeemable that all the punishment nearly avails to nothing for him.

It seemed that mom's dream of having a boy had come to nothing.

Nothing belongs to nothing, all things belong to all.

My daughter delivers newspapers but they pay her next to nothing for doing it.

Neary published the post the same week that Color, the photo-sharing app that does next to nothing, debuted with $41 million in funding.

Compared with 20 years ago, when the US was paranoid about Japan's perceived unstoppable economic rise, tensions have dwindled to nothing.

Iraq defeated three-time champion Saudi Arabia one to nothing.

The business school oath is so vague as to amount to nothing.

And, as anyone who has studied chemistry at schoolboys, if you drop chalk into acid it fizzes away to nothing.

I knew next to nothing about electricity.

Planning without any real action amounts to nothing.

Now, according to Kenyan economists, Tuesday's news will mean little to nothing for the country's economy.

Mr Veera's behind-the-scenes efforts to bring the leadership back into the fold came to nothing.

The wages workers earn in that factory are tantamount to nothing.

First, there's an a tag, which links to nothing (using the # sign as the target).

Since 1998 Turkish motorists have suffered the most as taxes have risen from next to nothing to over 70 euro cents a litre.

All you need is flour with yeast, salt and water, so it costs next to nothing.

Their meeting had come to nothing.

In fact, raising product quality costs next to nothing if you do it correctly.

Their savings have dwindled (away) to nothing.

I have next to nothing to say about my childhood.

Yeah, when it comes to nothing, leave not take anything.

The food passes through our bodies. We drop down to nothing.

Before the dinner he knew next to nothing about Fosun.

Those who spend little to nothing because of income or frugality would pay less (but again at a fairly even rate).

His contribution to the project was next to nothing.

At the end of the day, what they do really amounts to nothing for them.

COUNSELLOR Well, I know that you plan your writing carefully, but this can come to nothing if the assignment doesn't answer the question.

have turned to nothing in the face of fact.

A spring dream came to nothing finally. Our family became poor again.

Attributes that apply to nothing, obviously, describe how to interpret nothing.

All his plans came to nothing.

His overture led to nothing.

This prevents connecting a shape to nothing.

I admit I knew nest to nothing about teaching although I knew a lot about chemistry when I first became a science teacher.

He has carried his point all to nothing, as the gentlemen say.

These investigations are not d first to nothing.

Difficult to find work this year, he kept running job fairs, online resume to vote, but all came to nothing.

The boring guy is interested in next to nothing.

Economics principal: when no one is willing to buy a commodity, it is worth nothing or is heading to nothing.

All his plan came to nothing.

However, after many twists and turns, the plan came to nothing.

Talent, opportunities, ideas and even brilliance will amount to nothing if we fail to create and maintain momentum.

For deaths not designated karoshi, the family gets next to nothing.

Mike: Yeah, I was just starved for culture. This is different dad. This is karate it's a man's sport and it costs next to nothing.

Online, you can listen to the world's best lecturers for next to nothing.

Her job's so cushy: she does next to nothing and earns a fortune.

All her ideas came to nothing.

I'm really not interested in politics. I know next to nothing about it.

Or the two of us, actually, because as we know, Louisette does next to nothing.

If you sign an unknown striker, odds are he will come to nothing in your team. If the AI signs him, he will be top goalscorer.

Thus the widow's gift was very small, amounting to nothing in most folk's eyes.

Tiger sister, I have no passion to nothing now.

She knows next to nothing about politics.

Is she a college student? She knows next to nothing.

A man: Nothing to nothing.

Yet it has pledged to reduce its emissions to 35m tonnes by then, and to nothing by 2030.

He will show her the place where they could make her look a proper dame----for next to nothing .

This car's worth next to nothing, which's full of rust.

His thoughts about going abroad came to nothing.