1. I've done nothing much since coffee time.

2. 'What was stolen?'--'Oh, nothing much.'.

3. There's nothing much in the fridge.

4. There's not/nothing much to do around here.

5. There's nothing much in the post.

6. There's not/nothing much on TV tonight.

6. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

7. There's nothing much we can do to help.

8. After forty years in the police force nothing much shocks me.

9. I got up late and did nothing much all day.

10. After more than a hour nothing much had changed.

11. There was nothing much I could do to help.

12. Nothing much. Hardly saw each other.

13. Nothing much happens, and you eventually decide to cut.

14. I had nothing much to do before reporting to the banker at four o'clock.

15. Only two or three clowns dressed up and nothing much took place.

16. Nothing much happens in their little town, apparently, and these guys provide some welcome cultural diversity.

17. But as Ken Goodwin reports, nothing much has changed when it comes to how children choose to spend their cash.

18. I told them there was nothing much more we could usefully do there and we'd better leave before we were ejected.

19. Nothing much happens, and even the love story seems half-hearted.

20. There was nothing much to say to that, and nobody did.

21. But nothing much has happened this year that suggests he is about to start firing.

22. For the rest of the ride nothing much was said.

23. For nothing much, apart from Mr Lamont's replacement by Kenneth Clarke, has happened.

24. Despite the tension, nothing much happens, but there is plenty of talk.

25. Nothing much was doing, though, and eventually I went home for a bite to eat and a well-deserved kip.

26. The evidence is, in the case of corporate crime, that nothing much happens by way of public scandal and social ruin.

27. She was cross with herself, and she was also very hungry, she'd had nothing much all day.

28. They managed to get the short film shown at the Sundance Film Festival, and nothing much happened.

29. And for the past 10 years they have had nothing much to do except talk.

30. I trawled a few opinions at dinner with friends the other night and nothing much was forthcoming.

1. I've done nothing much since coffee time.

31. Nothing much ever happened in Surrey Hills, and nobody batted an eyelid.

32. Nothing much has gone right for me since January when I was injured in a car crash.

33. But nothing much has happened this year to suggest he is about to start firing.

34. Having nothing much to do while children are engaged in undemanding tasks that offer little opportunity for the support teacher's intervention.

35. Nothing much happened with the Kings River and Kern River projects during the middle war years.

36. Yet, she knows, as the unemployed assuredly know, that nothing much is going to happen quickly.http://

37. His secret: nothing much more complicated than understanding what constitutes an explanation.

38. Still nothing much can distract visitors from the sheer awe of seeing this waterfall at the Iguazu National Park, which was established in 1934 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

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

40. Ping : Nothing much! Do you want me to call you a landline?

41. That big baroque bead - nothing much - if I'm offered four dollars for it tomorrow I'll be in luck.

42. But I know these egoistic efforts will end up with nothing much.

43. Therefore if we have done our part, there is nothing much to sigh for.

44. NOTHING much remains of Palestine's Legislative Council, its symbol of democracy and sovereignty - to - be.

45. I've been using minoxidil for a year - but nothing much to see.

46. As I said , nothing much to see there, just your basic list. Let's move on.

47. What's more, the penny - pinching has nothing much to do with the fact that Britain is skint.