| I'm in work now, possibly still a bit tipsy, and hoping that no-one asks me to do any of your actual work. |
| It's just as well there's no-one here right now to be sympathetic and supportive. |
| As long as I kept moving and writing my novel, I wouldn't have to deal with the fact no-one actually liked it. |
| We went to a few weddings around that time, and no-one ever mentioned that it might not last. |
| As McLeish and his players quaffed the inevitable champagne last night, no-one was entitled to question their bottle. |
| If a truck came in and there was no-one at the weigh station, Hugh would go out and do it. |
