Sentence examples for have there's something from inspiring English sources
"When you look at the global platform we have, there's something different about walking into a WeWork space.
The Universe may be unnatural, but as long as we entertain the possibility that dynamics can explain what we have, there's something worthwhile to investigate.
Not only should brands, both young and established, be taking care of their archives should museums come knocking, but as fashion tries to master experiential retail and attract a millennial audience who spend on things to do rather than things to have, there's something to be learnt from the museum exhibition.
Maybe I am being naive, but I would like to think had there been, something would have been said prior to the ad's release.
The almost loving sort of camaraderie he has, the compassionate admiration he has — there's something very graceful and dignified about his writing.
Not since Mr. Santorum's win in Colorado on Feb. 7 has there been something that cut dramatically against preconceived notions.
Had there been something beneath that choice?
"Never in the history of New York State has there been something so exciting," Mr. Díaz said.
No matter what kind of skill a person has, there is something he can do.
A factory worker, Mr. Bulmahn insists he would not be playing bingo had there been something good on television.
Had there been something else we could have done differently or better in this situation, we would have done it". .
