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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «THERE'S NOTHING FOR IT»
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1
Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
If there's nothing for it other than to get a shiny new appliance, the next question
to ask is: 'Where does the old one go?' think nothing of (it): see THINK. you ain't
seen nothing yet there is something even more extreme or impressive in store.
'Absolutely,' said Roger. 'I was down there last Thursday and he sent a chap to
jail for six weeks because he'd been gambling. Only gave him seven days to pay.'
'Oh, well,' said Mr Trent, 'I'm afraid there's nothing for it.' 'Come, come,' said Mrs ...
3
The Salamander and Other Gothic Tales
I can't order a carriage; there's nothing for it but to go on foot, although it's
unbecoming. It should be easy enough for me to move from one place to another.
.. let's have a try, since the doors are open.... Here's my study, the drawing room,
the ...
Vladimir Fedorovich Odoevsky,
1992
The Government has rejected the all-or-nothing approach in favour of a
compromise solution. . be nothing for it used to emphasize you will have to do a
particular thing to solve a problem: There's nothing for it but to get some extra
help. . be ...
5
Secured Transactions: Examples and Explanations
There's nothing for it but to check out each one under the facts of the particular
situation. If ever an issue in law called for a checklist approach, albeit a pretty
modest one, it is the question of attachment of an Article 9 security interest.
6
Richard Strauss: A Chronicle of the Early Years, 1864-1898
There's nothing for it, you will have to come and see me; would you know me
when you saw me? Now I will answer your questions. I'm going to Bayreuth as an
assistant, piano rehearsals and so on. Recently I made Frau Wagner's ...
7
Nothing Came From Walking: Surviving Encounters with the ...
The only possible way might be through the crashing sea. I try it but soon
discover that it's too rocky, too choppy, and much too deep; the wind is howling,
the sea is crashing and we are definitely stranded; there's nothing for it, I'll have
to try to ...
lighted for hiin. Then he Bat up, and prepared to begin his letter. " Yes, it must be
done ; I can't let this good woman be a loser by me, so there's nothing for it but to
ask Mr. Charles. The old lawyer is not to be thought of ; I think he owes me a ...
9
The Odd Fellow's Companion: Devoted to the Interests of the ...
Yes, it must be done; Ican't let this good woman he a loser by me, so there's
nothing for it but to ask Mr. Charles. The old lawyer is not to be thought of; I think
he owes me a grudge for not being more open with him in that affair. Well, Idon't
think ...
10
Duck Hunting. An original farce, in one act
LIZZIn. A dreadful toothache. MRS. P. Ahl I know what it is—there's nothing for it
but patience. CAPT. T. Very true—there's nothing for it but patience. TOM.
Nothing but patience, my dear fellow. (places LIZZlE's arm within ' CAPT. T. (to
MRs.
Joseph Stirling COYNE,
1863