“nothing much”造句，怎麼用nothing much造句

After the initial wonderment over how such bad architecture has managed to last so long, there's nothing much left to do apart from climbing the tower.

Shaikhutdinov lamented that though the two countries had signed an agreement to fight terror in 2002 and formed a joint working group, nothing much has happened.

If the layout of this nothing much exciting content, it must create an interesting win this is the idea of the role played by means of mobilizing the arts.

The police stop a cyclist for jumping a red light, she gives them a false name and address and off she goes, the wrong way up a one way street. There is nothing much anyone can do.

In some areas where change might be expected, however, nothing much seems to be happening.

Officials have been appointed to this body, but they have done nothing much jointly; no important intelligence has been shared.

When I looked that day up in my diary I found that I had noted it down as "a very empty day" when it rained and nothing much happened.

There's still nothing much to do here, just watch TV or help with chores.

Imagine on one snowy cold gloomy days, when you have nothing much to do yet lazy to go to gym, instead of sleeping, you play Wii.

Thus, in the end, there has been nothing much new in the midwinter plot.

Since we believe there is nothing much we can do about anything that happens or how we feel about it, usually we simply stuff down out emotions and barrel on forward.