Sentence examples for a thingy called from inspiring English sources

Also exhibiting herself in this freakfest is some Christian lady called Andrea Minichiello Williams (chief-exec of a thingy called Christian Concern and the Christian Legal Center).

- Juan Pierre, "scrappy" outfielder for the Marlins—"scrappy" being a euphemism for "kind of small and not really all that good"—has made himself a website/non-profit business thingy called "Beast Mode for Christ," where fans can buy pro-Christ T-shirts and bracelets to show off their Jesus-ey sensibilities.

- Juan Pierre, "scrappy" outfielder for the Marlins—"scrappy" being a euphemism for "kind of small and not really all that good"—has made himself a website / nonprofit business thingy called "Beast Mode for Christ," where fans can buy pro-Christ T-shirts and bracelets to show off their Jesus-y sensibilities.

The menu's mostly familiar but with some funky local twists; our platter of bar snacks includes little tubular thingies called chunchullos -- fried pork intestines (not bad, but definitely an acquired taste).

"I had a widget-thingy in Firefox called 'reload every' which let me smugly auto refresh while everyone else was battering F5, but now the playing field has been levelled.

A thingy!

I remember waking up from the coma and there were four nurses wrestling with me, ramming a thingy up my knob.

After that battle with the little girl, you will see a thingy separating you from Mist.