'I tell you
naught for your comfort, Yea,
naught for your desire, Save the sky grows darker yet, And the sea rises higher'.
Join
Naught at his book launch which is being offered at two locations the week the book comes out.
He also debunked the theory of spontaneous generation--the ancient belief that living things could grow from
naught.
Extravagance for
naught? Hector Ochoa, owner of the San Pedro de Atacama-based Ochoa Turismo travel agency, believes such extravagance may be for
naught since the city's already-anemic tourism has tailed off in recent years, amounting to only 4,000 visitors in 1998.
Opener Matthew Elliott (55 not out) benefited from three dropped catches while Mark Waugh (26 not out) was dropped on
naught.
for not.'" Observes Ritchie, "The time he spent in English class must have been all for not!" Needed is noun
naught.
From it descends today's more styled, mannered, groomed cultural critique, either self-righteous or
naught, too much of which is sophomoric in the very criticality that is supposed to be its strength.
No PGS workers ever devised a consistently radical politics, he argues, to challenge the industrial elite, and efforts to republicanize the workplace came to
naught. Instead, drawn to the burgeoning nationalist right spawned by the Dreyfus Affair, workers were only rescued when the PGS charter was not renewed and the company liquidated in 1907, "a victim ...
Kennedy wooed Nasser, but for
naught. Nasser's invasion of Yemen in 1962 threatened American interests in Saudi stability, and the use of chemical weaponry and attacks on Saudi outposts by Nasser's forces did not go down well at the White House.
Along the way, it has blazed quite a path for itself, working from a phrase that gave the show its title: "There's
naught so queer as folk." It's a Yorkshire phrase, and I have a hard time understanding Yorkshire dialects or even Yorkshire terriers, but it means that of the many strange things on the planet, nothing is stranger than the planet's people.
So Zedillo's plan might still come to
naught, and Mexico's electricity supply will likely remain one of the great question marks hanging over the country's industrial future.
Now it appears that the matter is
naught but a cyclone in a samovar: Ms.
But if the organs harvested from a cadaver cannot be preserved long enough or well enough to be successfully transported and transplanted to a recipient, all will be for
naught.
And the manipulation and transformation of motives that one might expect from a veteran film composer went for
naught here.
Naughts are nothing, the lowest class, as pale in society as their white skin.