Sentence examples for There from high-quality English sources.

• Now there are 337.

• And Georgiana’s there!

• Are there mathematical objects?

• We are getting all the right expertise in there.

• Why did they migrate down there?

• There was no other person there."

• There are a lot of expectations dwelling there.

• There was no crime either like there is today, only petty offences.”

Use There in a sentence.

• “There are still crews there, but they’re just mopping up the hot spots,” L.A.

• There is a little Indian room where there is a cabinet full of ivory elephants.

• There was more varied food; there was better health, preserved by better medicine.

• Maybe there will be a breakthrough but there isn’t anything there yet.”

• Photographers were there; the parents were there; community members were there.”

• Even though I knew there were addicts out there, I internalised it so much that I genuinely thought I was the only one.

• There is sabotage, there is guerrilla warfare, there is terrorism, and there is open revolution.

• Now that we now there is aerosol transmission, it is clear that the more ventilation there is the less risk there is.

There sentence examples

• Instead of taking there to be a tree there, we might instead have taken there to be a trog—a partly furry, partly wooden object composed of the dog and the tree-trunk.

• "So my view is that, once the coronavirus crisis is over, there needs to be an independent judge-led inquiry to find out was there a conspiracy, if there was what was the conspiracy, who was involved and was there criminality involved in such a conspiracy."

• Ms Price added: "There needs to be fines in place, there needs to be consequences... if there are consequences online people will be careful because there will be fines or they will be put on the register, it might not stop everything but it might make people start thinking."

• Suppose that, in accordance with the possible-worlds framework for characterizing modal statements (statements about what is possible or necessary, about what might or could have been the case, what could not have been otherwise, and so on), we treat the general statement that there might have been purple cows as equivalent to the statement that there is some possible world in which there are purple cows, and the general statement that there could not have been round squares (i.e., that it is necessary that there are none) as equivalent to the statement that there is no possible world in which there are round squares.