Sentence examples for a thing from a from inspiring English sources

I thought Id have to wait until pigs fly before I heard such a thing from a conservative.

Most Africans and Latin Americans do not expect television to provide a serious interpretation of the world, any more than we would expect such a thing from a circus.

"It's hard for me to expect such a thing from a cleric who doesn't identify as a reformist and belongs to the Combatant Clergy Association [a political party founded in 1977 by, among others, Khamenei; its current members include former president Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani].

The bridegroom, who wrote for the Hasty Pudding show while at Harvard, proposed marriage to Ms. Benjamin with a song of his own, "Your Terrible Taste in Men," including these lines: If you'll overlook The times I behave Like a thing from a cave Who refuses to shave; If you'll forgive The squalor in which I live, Then I will forgive Your terrible taste in men.

It's a thing from a storybook.

These use a quasi 3-crossed module plus a chain complex of modules and we will show how to derive such a thing from a simplicial algebras in via [7, 8, 9].

If the design could be made to work, the power of the weapon would depend only on how long the tube was — theoretically limitless, although dropping such a thing from an airplane might prove cumbersome.

Could a son learn such a thing from his father?

"We haven't heard a thing from the bank for a long time".

"Today, there's a thing from that era that is a little bit lacking," she said.

I'm a comedian and you bought a thing from me.