There are whole days when there is not a single person on the move, not a single person walking, not a single hello.
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No one, literally not a single person on. the. planet.
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Not a single person can come back to their home.
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Not a single person could tell they were being skimmed.
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In September and October, not a single person tested positive.
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Not a single person under the age of 24 died.
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There is not a single person of color on staff.
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Not a single person of color among the 20 acting nominees.
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Not a single person ever will ask you about your grades.
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In 15 bank robberies not a single person was killed, though
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But throughout the show's run, not a single person took advantage.
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Not a single person has shared my GoFundMe to their Story.
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"Not a single person I heard about was from Charlottesville," Smith said.
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And she said "not a single person" expressed opposition to the letter.
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Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip.
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Not a single person was killed on the day of the rioting.
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The event garnered international attention, but astonishingly, not a single person was killed.
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There's only one problem: not a single person has signed up for it.
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"There's not a single person who doesn't bring up Hurricane Katrina," she said.
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"Not a single person from the government has come to help," she says.
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Not a single person mentioned the hike that everyone comes here to do.
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There is not a single person who knows anything who would say differently.
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But not a single person will pay a price at the ballot box.
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Not a single person spoke in favor of the bill at Kansas Sen.
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And no one — to this day not a single person — has been held accountable.
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There's not a single person in Capitol Hill who is even suggesting as much.
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Not a single person was going to fuck that up—or so I thought.
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Every private prison could close tomorrow, and not a single person would go home.
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Details: Not a single person had heard of — or could explain — the Green New Deal.
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There's not a single person that has any sympathy for us, and I get it.
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But: Not a single person had only feminine or only masculine scores on these variables.
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Not a single person of color was nominated across all four acting categories this year.
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There was not a single person on the list whose Echo I would want to call.
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I weighed my options until I remembered that not a single person there was well...single.
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Not a single person wore shoes, which would have been ripped off by the sucking mud.
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This decision is really pointless and it's yet another change not a single person asked for.
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It has had entire years — 2003, 2006 and 2008 — when not a single person was murdered.
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We didn't hear any fear, not a single person expressing fear and it really gave me faith.
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Another claimed that not a single person in attendance misgendered Manning, who is an openly transgender woman.
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We've watched it through twice now and can confirm that not a single person smiles even once.
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Here's a remarkable fact: Not a single person has died using bike share in the United States.
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He actually paused and waited for laughter, and not a single person laughed out of over 150.
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I daresay there is probably not a single person on that grand jury that likes Donald Trump.
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There is not a single person better qualified to help the special counsel's office in this regard.
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Even more discouraging, not a single person suspected of killing protesters on Maidan was brought to trial.
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During my explorations of Gold Butte, I saw only two other vehicles and not a single person.
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Not a single person was in custody in connection with any of the shootings as of midday Wednesday.
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"Not a single person I shared my idea with told me I should go for it," he said.
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Not a single person I talked to, inside or outside the capitol, failed to bring it up, unprovoked.
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I was in the hospital for a week for surgery, and not a single person came to visit.
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"There's not a single person representing dairy that doesn't understand it's a crisis, a true crisis," he said.
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Ford testified that not a single person has contacted her to say I was at the party that night.
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Not a single person failed to deliver 800 words that felt fresh, a fact I take some comfort in.
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Not a single person raised a hand, including a woman who later expressed broad disgust with the president's behavior.
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It is now [eight] years later, and — it bears repeating — not a single person has flown aboard a SpaceX rocket.
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"Not a single person is questioning whether it's actually Justin Bieber," one of the team members says in the video.
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There&aposs not a single person that can come up with the money just to start a massive car company.
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There is not a single person in this world that doesn't need the foundational love and support of their parent.
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The door is unlocked and not a single person is there to ask for ID or to send a raven.
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It is now five years later, and — it bears repeating — not a single person has flown aboard a SpaceX rocket.
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In her small village, which has about 50 houses, not a single person will speak to her or her family.
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And the Soviet Union was a one-party state, where the Communist Party — not a single person — shaped the system.
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Sadly, I knew the fun would end, and since then, not a single person I know has bought a Portal.
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"Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sung this song with me but you," Gaga said.
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"Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sung this song with me but you," she said.
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Not a single person who identifies as LGBTQ, nor any other attribute that places them outside the dominant culture of tech.
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Every Tell All there's always that one contestant that literally not a single person recognizes or remembers being on the show.
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"NOT A SINGLE person in us government has EVER checked the magnitsky story," Akhmetshin told Reuters in a text message Thursday.
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And that is because not a single person in the government can confidently say what Trump will say or do tomorrow.
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And it's getting worse, and not a single person who works for him doesn't know he has early signs of dementia.
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"There's not a single person on the political side the president trusts more than Bill," one senior White House official said.
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" Then he goes on to say, "I was surprised and shocked that not a single person at that meeting agreed with me.
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Not a single person perished in a commercial passenger jet crash in 2017, making the year an extraordinarily safe one for flying.
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I was almost knocked over because not a single person looked up from their smartphone as they walked out of the lobby.
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On a side note, not a single person who felt love at first sight on a speed date had the feeling reciprocated.
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Not a single person mentioned coronavirus, and I didn't see any signs about symptoms or what to do if you get sick.
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And on Barbuda, where Hurricane Irma destroyed everything in its path this month, there is not a single person left, officials said.
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In a statement, Holland America said that during one of those screenings, not a single person on board recorded an elevated temperature.
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But not a single person considering Buttigieg said it would affect their vote in the caucuses, which are nearly two weeks away.
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Not a single person in the meeting said Northam should stay and fight, a Virginia Democrat briefed on the session told CNN.
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As the ice in the cooler melted and the guacamole browned, not a single person among 100 apartments stopped by. Not. One. Person.
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Not a single person, the manufacturer says, has died from the direct effects of the Taser's powerful shock to the heart or body.
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Not a single person has time for a leechy sibling like Paulie who considers himself as being owned shit from a come up.
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Indeed, visits to five betting shops around London on Tuesday morning found not a single person who had bet on the baby's name.
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Speaking to a security conference in Munich, Pence tells his audience he brings greetings from President Trump... and not a single person claps.
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Although activists say not a single person has died there, the city is still struggling with a spiraling increase in fentanyl-related deaths.
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Not a single person in America, let alone the entire planet, is immune from feeling the impact of COVID-19 in some form.
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The entire day I had been knocking on doors, not a single person asked me why I was doing what I was doing.
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Not a single person living with HIV in either study who'd been undetectable for at least six months transmitted the virus to their partner.
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"I can guarantee you that there was not a single person there that got wet who did not want to get wet," he said.
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"Not a single person from the Bernie camp is in the new bylaws groups, but five people from the Clinton side are," Zogby said.
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When the companies do ask for help, they sometimes don't know who to call, because there's not a single person or entity in charge.
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" Summers also said in the video, "Miss Cambodia is here and doesn't speak any English, and not a single person here speaks her language.
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"There's not a single person on the Art Crime Team that doesn't dream of the day that we can recover those pieces," said Carpenter.
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For two years in a row, not a single person of color has been nominated for one of the 20 coveted acting Academy Awards.
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For example, everyone who testified against me at trial said they sold me drugs – not a single person testified that I sold them drugs.
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"Not a single person has complained about working extra time to enable us to do our work and we thank them all," she said.
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" She also praised Cooper, saying, "Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sung this song with me but you.
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Not a single person in the world would voluntarily invite JAY-Z on a song and then fuck up their chances to sound right.
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Not a single person, not even my close friends, noticed that I'd stopped buying clothes and I still got plenty of compliments on my outfits.
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"There is not a single person on the planet that could've sang this song with me but you," Gaga said to Cooper after her win.
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His picture, appearing repeatedly on television and the internet, was viewed by millions, yet not a single person stepped forward to say they knew him.
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In comments published on Friday by local media, Mnangagwa said "not a single person" had shown him evidence of divisions with vice-president Constantino Chiwenga.
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It seems like there's not a single person who isn't touched by her general awesomeness — Lena Dunham even got a tattoo inspired by the singer.
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Not a single person in the meeting stood up and said Northam should stay and fight, a Virginia Democrat briefed on the session told CNN.
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The stories made the front page of each local paper, but not a single person I interviewed from either case seemed to know about the other.
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But through that awful autumn, full of fear and bad air, not a single person I can recall at the NYSE failed to come to work.
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But not a single person has been held accountable, and there is currently no court that has jurisdiction over the Syrian war for prosecutions to begin.
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And while it was a song by band and not a single person, it's hard to extricate the song itself from Divinyls' lead singer, Chrissy Amphlett.
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And not a single person in the Senate democratic caucus has shown the common sense or the sense of right and wrong to support impeach him.
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Hell, they make elements of my job damn near impossible—seriously, I made around 100 calls this week for a story, not a single person answered.
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All throughout Tulsa, not a single person looks in the camera, but by the end of the book, the experience parallels that of watching a movie.
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The good news about the new Steven Soderbergh film, " Logan Lucky ," is that, although it's about a heist, it contains not a single person named Ocean.
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"Not a single person in the Senate Democratic Caucus has shown the common sense or the sense of right and wrong to support impeachment," he said.
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I&aposll never forget arriving at Heathrow years ago, weighed down with two heavy suitcases and being surprised that not a single person offered to help.
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In fact, I asked that question during a CNN town hall in Houston Tuesday night, and not a single person in the audience raised their hand.
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Ruby Tuesday now has more than 540 locations, and my guess is that not a single person has ever enthusiastically suggested going there for a meal.
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Though it seems like he just hopped over the fence moments ago, not a single person on this team of Bachelor producing veterans knows where he is.
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His father had it, and it&aposs getting worse, and not a single person who works for him doesn&apost know he has early signs of dementia.
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I looked around the room, I heard the complaints, I listened to the perspectives, and not a single person in the room shared evidence of any wrongdoing.
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And while it was a song by band and not a single person, it's hard to extricate "I Touch Myself" from the Divinyls' lead singer, Chrissy Amphlett.
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"We have been running the exchange remotely for over a week and there is not a single person in the office," said Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Clelland.
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The actual number of viewers is probably even higher, as each subscriber represents an account, not a single person, and people often watch movies in a group.
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Yet, not a single person has come forward to say that they were the ones who drove her home or were in the car with her that night.
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Since then, while the government has acknowledged the veracity of the accusations, not a single person has been convicted of any crime related to the assaults in Atenco.
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"To my knowledge, not a single person is able to articulate where this is headed, nor what the plans are, nor what the strategy is," Mr. Corker said.
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"Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip," he wrote, noting that he got more attention for dyeing his hair blue in high school.
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But there was not a single person within NBC News who wouldn't have told you that the most powerful man there, other than maybe Andy [Lack], was Matt.
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"Not a single person has asked me about the budget," Mulvaney told CNN, stressing he held more than 30 events with constituents over the spring recess in his district.
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" David Ignatius on "Morning Joe": "There's very little enthusiasm for this policy ... in the Pentagon, but ... not a single person there, really, can bear the thought of walking away.
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Hey remember how Cam Newton got his brain scrambled in the NFL's season opener in Denver and not a single person on the field seemed to care or know?
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"I looked around the room; I heard the complaints; I listened to the perspectives, and not a single person in the room shared evidence of any wrongdoing," he said.
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No one criticizing the Green New Deal -- not a single person -- has an alternative plan for transitioning the American energy economy in the timeframe climatologists say we must. Nobody.
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At a half-dozen events 2020 candidates held in Iowa over the weekend, attendees barely mentioned President Trump — and not a single person asked about Robert Mueller's investigation or Russia.
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More dumbfounding are the details of Gypsy Rose's relationship with her mother, with her boyfriend, and why not a single person caught on to what was happening in that house.
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But Woolf, like all of us, was not a single person so much as a cascade of different voices, emotions, personas—all of which complemented and conflicted with one another.
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Not a single person did, because these -- they were paying -- they would have had to pay $200 a month for -- for a payment for insurance that had an $8,000 deductible.
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Not a single person has asked me about the AirPods, presumably because they think I'm listening to music, but I've exchanged wry smirks with fellow commuters who know I look stupid.
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I posted that question to Twitter a week ago, and the most notable response was the response that did not exist: not a single person disputed the premise of the question.
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Not a single person died in passenger jet airliner accidents in 2017, according to reports released by the two Dutch aviation groups — the Aviation Safety Network (ASN) and consulting firm To70.
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By contrast, surgical treatment does work: One small study of voluntary amputees found that not a single person regretted the procedure and there was an overall improvement in quality of life.
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Murad, speaking at a news conference at the Norwegian Nobel Institute on Sunday, said that not a single person in Iraq had yet faced justice for raping Yazidi women and girls.
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On Thursday, Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick and Bravo's very own Andy Cohen took New York City's public transportation and not a single person recognized them while onboard the C train.
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This is evidenced by the fact that not a single person with whom I spoke referred to her by her last name, as they did with Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Stein and Porter.
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Perhaps the best part of this whole story, though, is that not a single person involved in perpetuating this Washington Is A Disaster narrative is even on the Washington roster anymore.
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There's not a single person to root for in the Red Bull Theater's production of "The Government Inspector," Nikolai Gogol's rollicking 19th-century satire of bad behavior in the Russian provinces.
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Not a single person, including Mr. Camacho, mentioned his bill to reverse significant elements of the system, a reflection of the lawmaker's power and the reluctance of many to challenge him.
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I've learned a lot since this happened in 2007, and am proud of my sterling track record since; not a single person who's passed anything onto me has gotten into trouble.
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Not a single person Mashable spoke with in the city had seen or heard of Trump supporters intimidating anyone at the polls, and most of them didn't seem phased by the possibility.
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Surendra Jain, joint general secretary for the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, parent organization of the Bajrang Dal, said that "not a single person from VHP was involved" in the attack on Pehlu Khan.
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"There's not a single person that I've spoken to who can tell you what Trump is up to with Iran," said Ellie Geranmayeh, an analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Peer review and acceptance of a paper in a week was in itself an unprecedented feat; not a single person I talked to in the field could think of a similar case.
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Not a single person wrote anything down on my public notepad (I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize to my coworkers and also let HR know I've definitely learned my lesson here).
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Yet not a single person has been killed using AI (at least that we know of) and Google decides to punt Project Maven into the trash bin under the guise of social responsibility.
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The category has long been the bastion of non-Latino white men — there were 31 years in which not a single person outside that demographic was nominated for original screenplay, including last year.
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Scrolling deep back into some random person's Instagram page, reading tweets from people I'll never meet, and my new nightly ritual of watching TikTok — where not a single person I know IRL posts.
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"We've had all the bosses here and there is not a single person in the team, or at least the hierarchy of the team, that has any concerns as far as I am aware".
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Fast facts about the Academy Awards The hashtag debuted with the Oscar nominations in 22020 and reappeared in January after not a single person of color was nominated for any of the acting awards.
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In recent interviews with three dozen people who know the speaker — fellow lawmakers, congressional and administration aides, conservative intellectuals and Republican lobbyists — not a single person believed Ryan will stay in Congress past 2018.
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And, I promise you, not a single person on this green earth gives one fuck whether the guy who writes the Cohn Zone has a fundamental disagreement with Chip Kelly on any of this.
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Priscilla M. McClure, who served as president from 21990 to 21970, said that although she knew that "Jimmy kissed everyone indiscriminately," not a single person had ever complained to her about Mr. Williams's conduct.
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Though friends accompanied her to the party and probably drove her home, not a single person corroborates her claims against Kavanaugh, first articulated more than 1003 years after the alleged incident In contrast, Sen.
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"There is not a single person on the planet that could have sang this song with me but you," the Best Actress nominee gushed mere minutes after performing "Shallow" with Cooper to Twitter-breaking results.
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But in order to rent out the theater as she planned, they needed a minimum of 10 children to attend, and with just a day before Mathias' big day, not a single person had RSVP'd.
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"Not a single person spoke in support of VA's action in any way, shape or form," said Elisha Harig-Blaine of the National League of Cities, who serves on an advisory board at the agency.
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I moved to the Bay Area from New York nearly five years ago, knowing not a single person living in San Francisco, and I found going to the movies to be a solitary, almost meditative experience.
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Not a single person was shot on either side, though I could see the riot police generously using their nightsticks on protesters, and water cannons leveled those who had the poor sense to get too close.
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Through two long walks along the streets and avenues of a crowded city, not a single person looked at my ears, asked me about them or, as far as I could tell, noticed me at all.
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But only three people died at the finish line; not a single person of the 100s taken to area and out-of-state hospitals was lost because of the quick reaction of those on the ground.
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Comey's congressional testimony, coupled with Clapper's assertions -- and the fact that not a single person in a position to know said the wiretap was even a possibility -- made clear that the burden of proof was on Trump.
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This is from a guy who lives in New York and serves on the Times editorial board and there's not a single person he knows that doesn't pat him on the back for that kind of tweet.
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She also said that "something is not right" in Germany, as tens of thousands here have rallied against an American-European free-trade pact while "not a single person" has marched against the tragedy unfurling in Aleppo.
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In the middle of a crisis over the Trump administration's family separation policy, it seemed impossible that not a single person on her team — no stylist, PR person, or aide — had questioned the harsh implications of that message.
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Oh, and there's also the glaring fact that not a single person will see prison time, including Lloyd Blankfein, the Goldman Sachs CEO and president through the financial crisis, who hauled in $157.3 million between 2006 and 2008.
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And when the K.G.B. attempted a coup against Mr. Gorbachev in 1991, not a single person came out on the street to defend Communism, while thousands risked their lives protesting the coup in Moscow, in defense of freedom.
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I'm somebody who sees best friend as a tier not a single person and I think anybody who isn't on that tier has fallen to the wayside, but everyone that is on that tier I've gotten closer with.
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But I found no Blitz spirit at the station, which served as a shelter for thousands of East Enders during the air raids of World War II. Not a single person I spoke to was standing strong against terrorism.
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Not a single person of color features out of the 21917 people nominated across the four leading and supporting actor and actress categories in the UK's prestigious BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Film Awards this year.
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Still, Twitter had a field day with Lane's comments: It is interesting that Anthony Lane's INCREDIBLES 2 erotic fanfiction had to pass through several layers of editorial to see print, and not a single person there raised any objection to it.
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While accepting the trophy he took a moment—the whole speech, really—to address systemic racism in Hollywood, nodding to the fact that not a single person of color was nominated in any of the main acting categories this year.
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"I had one experience where I walked on the car with my girlfriend and there was a homeless man sleeping there, and the subway car smelled so bad that there was literally not a single person on the car," Mr. Johnstone said.
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"We will keep struggling for a country where not a single person is killed or injured," the association reportedly declared after a June 2016 bombing claimed by a PKK offshoot which killed five police officers and six civilians in the Vezneciler district of Istanbul.
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Not a single person is known to have contracted Zika from a mosquito bite in the U.S. They've gotten it while traveling to a country where Zika is endemic, or they've contracted it sexually from a male partner who's traveled to one of those areas.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) went on CBS's "Face the Nation" to insist there is ample evidence of collusion — even though not a single person was charged with it.
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Like most people, I have a glam squad of me, myself, and I. There are no celebrity stylists curling my hair, no Instagram-famous makeup artists painting my face, and not a single person dedicated to preparing my wigs and extensions (bummer, I know).
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By 1969, decolonization may have destroyed any notion that non-European parts of the world, though populated, were not civilized and thus justifiably made subject to European sovereignty – however, there was not a single person living on the moon; even life itself was absent.
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By 1969, decolonization may have destroyed any notion that non-European parts of the world, though populated, were not civilized and thus justifiably made subject to European sovereignty — however, there was not a single person living on the moon; even life itself was absent.
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Think about it: Donald Trump was an icon of New York in the 1980s, which was basically covered in cocaine, as I understand it, and not a single person has stepped forward to slow the momentum of his presidential run by saying they did cocaine with him.
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Well, it is for you and I to meet either on a boat or some submarine or some island so not a single person will disturb us, so you will not be agitated by anyone, and I will not be agitated by anyone or any person.
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"There is not a single person of right, sound mind and body, if you could build a Tesla Model 3 online and get it delivered in 30, 60, 90 days, or you have the choice of buying the BMW 3 Series will choose the BMW," he said.
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And because this is college football and not a single person who calls themselves a fan seems to be able to act like a rational person, Netherly started to get guff from A&M fans for not wanting to play for a whiny, passive-aggressive baby.
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" And this from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the Queens Midtown Tunnel: "Not a single person has been injured by any falling tiles because no tiles are falling -- they are being replaced by workers as part of an infrastructure project to repair the tunnel from Hurricane Sandy damage.
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"While we are relieved that all such threats have proven to be hoaxes and that not a single person was harmed, we are concerned about the anti-Semitism behind these threats, and the repetition of threats intended to interfere with day-to-day life," Posner said in a statement.
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That march was so tame that not a single person was arrested and the staff at an Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry store at the end of the protesters' route did not close their steel security shutters or even remove the extremely expensive diamond jewelry from the store's windows.
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When Recode interviewed 50 voters — black, Hispanic, Native American, and white; millennial to elderly; Warren-curious to Warren fan-girl — at five Warren campaign events over three days across the Carolinas earlier this month, not a single person volunteered tech issues when asked to share their top concerns.
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The most striking omissions can be found in the main acting categories – Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Supporting Actor – in which not a single person of color has been nominated, despite the slate of award-worthy films that were released last year and deserve the appropriate recognition.
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It's a testament to the subtlety of Stéphane Collonge's production design that I didn't fully realize the film was set in the '80s until about 10 minutes in, when not a single person pulled out their phone during the party scene, and The Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way" starts playing on the radio.
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"I was staying at the hotel Memorial Day weekend and it was dead in there, not a single person around, and that's when I called he homie Adam Shuttershot45 to come shoot it and Ubered Larry up at night and we gorilla'd the whole thing in a few hours," Worthy said over email.
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There were four dissenters, and they said that they believe the Second Amendment protects no individual right to keep and bear arms whatsoever, which means, if their view prevailed and the next president's going to get one, two, three, maybe four Supreme Court justices, the court will rule that not a single person in this room has any right under the Second Amendment and the government could confiscate your guns.
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"While we are relieved that all such threats have proven to be hoaxes and that not a single person was harmed, we are concerned about the anti-Semitism behind these threats, and the repetition of threats intended to interfere with day-to-day life," said David Posner, the director of strategic performance for the Jewish community centers group, which also said that a facility in Canada had been threatened.
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" Jerry Roberts, the veteran California journalist who wrote Feinstein's biography, "Never Let Them See You Cry,'' said Pelosi has told him, "There's not a single person above the rank of sergeant in the Democratic Party who wants there to be a Democratic fight for Senate in California — because all that is is tens of millions of dollars going to a silly fight when they're trying to defend and take over seats" in Congress.
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