nothing vs marry the son off

Some examples from the web:

• I can spend forever finding nothing.
• Apparently nothing we did affected the timeline.
• Without that past, our future means nothing.
• I found nothing until Dr. Roberts contacted me.
• There was nothing wrong with the plan.
• Yet nothing explodes without a fuse.
• An artist is nothing without his instrument.
• Because nothing says romance like missing limbs.
• Dignity has nothing to do with divinity.
• Actually, there is nothing worse.
• My father became serious, but answered nothing.
• Built for short-range attack, nothing this big.
• High card, double or nothing.
• I represent... oppressed victims who have nothing.
• But Christine found nothing in the closet.
• [Prime minister] certainly nothing so serious...
• Snowstorms and floods are nothing for him.
• The millicents have nothing on me, brother.
• Absolutely nothing, nothing, nothing.
• There is nothing, no evidence, nothing of nothing.

Some examples from the web:

• You decided to marry your son off, and you keep mum.
• Anyway, marry off your son, soon.
• But Mother wants me to marry the son of some Osaka wholesaler.
• We had too, but don't believe you will marry the son, though.
• You make it sound as if the son of the hot-dog dynasty had to marry the daughter of the mustard king.
• I'll go back to Saint-Hicksville-on-the-Sea, and marry the son of a gas station attendant.
• Now she must share power with the mother and I must marry the son.
• For getting your son off drugs.
• Threw my son off the dock today.
• You're trying to get your son off to school.
• I'd just dropped my son off at the train.
• Then I'll drop my son off with his grandparents and come back.
• Threw my son off the dock today.
• I've just married one son off.
• The girl never marries the hot guy.
• Alpha males marry the most attractive females.
• So like any good secret agent would, he shipped his son off for spy training.
• We send our son off to military school where he can be surrounded... by nothing but boys.
• I need to get my son off this island, along with the rest of my team.
• I had to drop my son off at the nursery, they were a little late opening this morning.