Sentence examples for it's tonnes from inspiring English sources

But that isn't the case with the splendidly maverick Stan's Cafe, who use whatever tools and style seem appropriate, whether it's tonnes of rice, as in Of All the People in the World, or bicycle-powered lighting, as in Home of the Wriggler.

A while ago I read some stuff, and it was tonnes of people, all saying I wasn't beautiful enough to be an actress.

There's tonnes of it around since it was touted as one of the headline trends of the year so far.

Annually the country sets itself a catch quota, which it claims is based on scientific research: this year it's 57.5 tonnes.

On the evidence of this first episode, it's a tonne to a tenner the rest of the mode's episodic DLC will be well worth paying for.

It's a tonne of fun and we're very well compensated for what we do.

The first year it was 75,000 tonnes, the following year it was 150,000 tonnes, and they also offered us a supply agreement in the Canary Islands and Ceuta, so immediately we expanded there as a physical supplier.

All those figures should be tonnes, not kilograms.

Arvida: There are tonnes of things guys can't wear.

In front of it are 80 tonnes of snow, heaped into a snowboard ramp on which Europe's coolest swerve and flip.

It's about seven tonnes of carbon a year, at least three times the global average but a little below the UK mean.