Sentence examples for a thing from the from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was a thing from the '70s.

Nor had I ever seen such a thing from the excellent seat I usually occupy.

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

We had a very colonialized mentality at that time, and samba was seen as being a thing from the slums, for and by blacks and not proper".

I usually visit three or four times a week, with the dog, and I am there in the winter, in the rain and the snow and the mud and on days so overcast and grey you can't see a thing from the top of Parliament Hill.

In their struggle to overcome Russian occupation and survive all the Trojan horses from the institutions of global capitalism, it is to be hoped that people in Ukraine learned a thing from the war in Bosnia – that a deus ex machina from the west will never land, solving the situation and leading them into the promised land of the EU.

"The red and black thing for me has been a thing from back in the day.

Keeping the player's selection a secret, take a little "thing" from the bowl and stick the bottom in the gum and have it lay against the toothpick.

And while Rep. King may regard an unintended pregnancy as a good thing from the standpoint of preserving civilization, it's definitely not a good thing from the standpoint of women who want to delay a pregnancy for medical reasons.

But it's undeniably a bad thing from the perspective of investors.

But that is a different thing from the suspension of reason".