Sentence examples for such a thing it from inspiring English sources

If the editor of a book is entitled to say such a thing, it is one hell of a giveaway.

The reporter and I both thought the military was crazy to do such a thing; it would look like an exercise in white-washing.

Mr. Gore now says that if he ever said such a thing, it was in jest and that in fact, he does need the cards.

A "legislative day" is an example of such a thing: it extends between one adjournment of the Senate and the next, which may occupy days or even months in real time.

For, of course, even if there is no such thing as the number 4, it is still true that, if there were such a thing, it would be even.

"It's still not clear whether Britain has a religious constituency which politicians can manipulate and if there were such a thing, it wouldn't be desirable," reckons Simon Barrow from Ekklesia, a liberal-minded religious think-tank.

The idea that "we would never do such a thing" or "it's not the sort of thing governments do".

In fact Dillon LJ never said such a thing, although "it is the obvious conclusion to draw [from his statement]".

Perloff: It's such a thing now — it has to be 90 minutes with no intermission.

Never heard of such a thing.' It is utterly delightful, all of it, and I am going to be sharing Heyer novels from now on with anyone I know who is in need of a pick-me up.

After the scorpion explains it wouldn't do such a thing as it would then drown, the frog agrees.