Hardly a celebrity

Usage examples of nobody.

Nobody realized how much acreage she owned within a twenty-mile radius of Magnolia.

One could not have a pretty actress to supper without causing a scandal, but such an invitation to a castrato makes nobody talk.

All right, the autopsy will show the heart ailment and it will show his system having traces of the medicine, and nobody is going to be suspicious about that.

Since nobody was going to come looking for them, and knowing that the four others of the Ampersand party ought to have arrived in the vicinity, they had spent two weeks driving brazenly around Weissenberg and the surrounding area in the hope of spotting one of the group or of being recognized themselves.

Like an Edenist habitat, nobody lived on the cavern floor itself, it was a communal park and arable farm.

Nobody took any notice of Ryan and the Armorer as they strolled by, carrying their weapons.

In all probability I should have immediately left for Paris, but for a circumstance which astonished nobody but myself in the family of which I had become a member.

Just such babblement as that you can read in very learned books, and stuff like that has actually been taught in colleges, and nobody was sent to the lunatic asylum!

Lady Rhys could badger as effectively long distance as she could in person, but nobody badgered Janet, not really.

Nobody was disturbed about Bedell, but the Corianis needed to be found and helped in her emergency.

Nobody understood the words, not even Benet, but somehow it seemed important to listen.

In an age of custom-engineered biogenic amines, nobody had to stay fragile.

The other requirement was that we had to mind their cat, a beautiful but nervous bluepoint male Himalayan that took a liking to me and nobody else.

There remained in the harness room--besides Vanamee and Presley--Magnus Derrick, Annixter, old Broderson Harran, Garnett from the Ruby rancho, Keast from the ranch of the same name, Gethings of the San Pablo, Chattern of the Bonanza, about a score of others, ranchers from various parts of the county, and, last of all, Dabney, ignored, silent, to whom nobody spoke and who, as yet, had not uttered a word.

Bongo do but reach into a baby buggy which a Mama is pushing past on the sidewalk on the Garden side of the street, and snatch out a baby, though what Bongo wants with this baby nobody knows to this day.