| Three men dressed as nothing special stand and show their brass medallions and eye us now as ticket inspectors. |
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| It's just a replacement for one of the chattels we choose to cart around with us, nothing special, not even something essential. |
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| The family in question is really quite ordinary, nothing special, but it's exactly that ordinariness that makes the film warm and comforting. |
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| Once the theory is formulated in mathematical terms it turns out that there is nothing special about labour. |
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| If it's nothing special, why are the first-mentioned group of people kicking up such a stink? |
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| He told me about the new place he was gonna work for and to be honest, it sounds ok, but nothing special. |
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| This lack of scarcity makes this concert even sillier, as there is nothing special about it. |
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| Sooner or later you're bound to realize that you're just another human being, nothing special, just an ordinary mortal like everyone else. |
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| The house was nothing special, a tawdry semi-detached in a sprawling estate, with a broken front fence and an overgrown lawn. |
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| Though the cars themselves are nothing special, the 3m vertical exhausts pipes are surely worthy of documentation. |
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| Sadly Steph wasn't there, having just had a baby and tbh I was disappointed, they were good without her but nothing special. |
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| There's nothing special about the beach itself, the surface is uneven and there are no amenities. |
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| She was nothing significant, nothing special, nothing exceptional. |
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| The official noted that taken actions have nothing special and they exist in many countries around the world. |
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| It may sound like nothing special, but it is a real revolution in the way we consume that may be on the horizon. |
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| We're growing corn, we're growing beans, there's nothing special about those, so you won't get a special price. |
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| There is nothing special about aiming for excellence and conquering the world to achieve growth and profitability. |
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| Yes this is normal, even if you have programmed a timer record, nothing special is displayed. Only the red led is on. |
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| There is nothing special about rats, even if they are the cleverest at solving their own particular problems. |
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| There was nothing special about the large piece of driftwood just a short distance away, or so he thought until it moved. |
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| There is nothing special about it and the images are a bit odd when compared to the lyrics. |
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| There is nothing special than the dance foliage of this palm tree one day windy of winter. |
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| The dreams were nothing special, just variations on my work life but at least I remembered the dreams. |
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| Having had the public meeting before this special meeting and given that nothing special was underlined, this by-law is adopted. |
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| The thought that there could be roads that lead down to a depth of 1,045 metres below ground is dizzying, yet in Kiruna this is nothing special. |
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| So, daring to be different, I created something a little different with the argyle theme in the background, nothing special or really technical, but more of a personal touch. |
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| For a while we chatted about operas we had seen, and so on, the occasional passing reference to life outside opera, nothing special, nothing heavy. |
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| A stamped-and-welded steel monocoque may have been well ahead of the welded tube racing car spaceframes of the day, but it's nothing special today. |
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| Owner of the nicest hair cut and the sharpest parting in the Premiership, the Russian is nothing special and has struggled to hold down a regular place. |
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| The fixed-price ticket for first or second class travel that entitles holders to unlimited train journeys on European railways for a specific period is nothing special to young people in the European Union. |
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| There is nothing special about skins with the fur on since the hair is brittle and soon falls off. |
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| Rolleston asked me to open, but I had nothing special and too busy. |
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| Surrounded with a soupy, rather watery mixture of cut-up fruits, the custardy panna cotta seemed a little too firm and was nothing special. |
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| There was nothing special about it, no deep frog, and he didn't sound girlish or wussy. |
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| When all is said, we can only conclude that nothing special occurred. |
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| The limits, in other words the decibel levels, are laid down as is normal in European legislation: the Toys Directive is nothing special in that regard. |
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| If it takes ages, then the forager concludes that its patch is nothing special, and that most of the other forager bees must have had successful runs, too. |
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| At first sight, Soultz-sous-Forêts is nothing special. |
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| There's nothing special about speaking the King or Queen's English in England, but in America even Eliza Doolittle would be treated like an aristocrat. |
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| You get blokes saying that transport caffs are nothing special. |
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| I regard that as one of the greatest successes of the introduction of the euro, that at least for my grandchildren it is nothing special any more. |
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| The designs were acceptable, but they were nothing special either. |
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| Nothing special about a touch of the rheumatics, I tell myself. |
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