Sentence examples for o something to from inspiring English sources
o Your dog's leash o Poop bags (the park may not provide them or the dispensers could be empty) and fresh water (in case there are no drinking fountains) o Your cell phone to make an emergency call if necessary o Something to break up a fight between dogs, such as an animal deterrent spray or an air-horn.
The ideology of the baby boomer, in his telling, is a George Foreman Grill or a Sledge-O-Matic: something to be sold.
When I got to VOODOO DOLL, I thought that all those "O"'s might have something to do with the theme, but the other theme entries poked holes in that theory.
o Something has to give when a company goes public in a moody market, but a smart startup can minimize negative outcomes by carefully calibrating the number of shares in an offering.
(Willa Cather, "O Pioneers") Each of these sentences has something to love.
So the "big O" birthdays in the fashion world are genuinely something to celebrate.
It became famous as a dating and a break-up play: people took their Significant O to it to tell them something.
Perhaps that has something to do with why Nyong'o is coming to the Public Theatre, in her first New York stage role.
Provide something to the learner.
I gave something to Lambi.
But there must be something to sell.
