用“nobody”造句大全，nobody造句

After all, nobody knows what the poem means anyway!

Nobody, but nobody, has ever cussed more colorfully on screen than Gleason as the redneck SHERIFF BUFORD T. JUSTICE, OF TEXAS!!!

I am very busy, I hope nobody drops in on me tonight.

“You can be any caste you like, but if you don’t have a mobile phone you are nobody”, he says.

Remote monitor is needed in production and run of electry power, power attemper, nobody- duty in transformer substation etc.

Measuring the effectiveness of these tools is hard, since nobody can know what the exchange rate would be in their absence.

But nobody has ever seen it again, and Wyatt also claimed a number of other archaeological finds that most scholars find dubious.

He was angry that European Union leaders have not stopped Slovenia from blocking Croatia's EU accession talks over a trivial border dispute-but nobody thinks that merited his departure.

As soon as the Cao camp heard the shouting and drum beating, they mistook it for a surprise attack by the Zhou Yu camp. Since they could see nobody on the river, they gathered 3,000 bow men and ordered them to shoot arrows towards where the shouting and drum beating came.

I do, and nobody seems to care.

I kept ringing the doorbell but nobody answered.

For once, nobody could accuse them of lacking ambition.

Everybody knows this, but nobody wants to do anything about it.

While their story has been challenged over and over again, nobody has been able to officially debunk it.

It's especially easy while traveling because nobody knows you, but it's also be doable if you've never left your home town.

How long back this myth has been widely thought to be true nobody knows; although, according to the New York Times, the myth has been popularly believed for at least 50 years.

I think we are all capable of going after our dreams, but that does require a little bit of thinking outside the box on our own part - nobody is going to hand us a cookie-cutter dream job.

But nobody can count on impunity.

Seeing that nobody was at home, I had to leave.

Once in a while I'd say, "Nice fella!" to nobody in particular.

We have a segmented news media, so there is nobody in most newsrooms to stand apart from the prevailing assumptions.

Norman Borlaug, an American plant scientist often called the father of the Green Revolution, told the New York Times that "nobody thought these soils were ever going to be productive."

But nobody knows quite what to do.

"UBS bank's motto is: 'You and us.' But the world we created was actually 'You and nobody' - nobody was really connected in value terms," said Seidman.

We sometimes stayed in houses with nobody inside and broken windows. The memory is not clear to me.

that nobody in government wants to talk about: That cherished presidential signature that's tucked away in a scrapbook or framed for all to see might never have passed under the president's hand.

It stands to reason that nobody will work without pay.

ROA is nonsense since nobody in their right mind architects around resources alone (unless they're really doing RPC and want to make it sound less horrid).

You may elect me, or elect nobody.

"Any one" is an adjective phrase that refers to specific but unidentified things or individuals. (A similar distinction applies to anybody and any body, nobody and no body.)

In that case, off-screen tension can dilute the tension on-screen. And nobody wins.

I'm seeing nobody today.

The old man rant that nobody pay any attention to his opinion.