Sentence examples for the thing would be from inspiring English sources

It would just be my luck that the thing would be successful.

Although the thing would be built on the land end of the pier, the project would go some way to resolving its fate by properly stabilising and tidying up the remaining shreds of the original structure.

In an entertaining article entitled 'Our balloons' (published in the Guardian after the siege had ended, on 15 November 1870), Robinson himself admitted "I feared the thing would be thought so wild and chimerical that I never expected to have the idea entertained in those high quarters it was necessary to apply to for permission to practise aerostation".

The fact that the wording was odd, and it seemed like the WSJ itself was saying the thing would be "about $1,000" is even better.

Also on the list (at 130 quadrillion calculations per second, the thing would be fairly adept at multi-tasking) are gains in autonomous vehicle development, medicine and robotics.

Add to that the cost of retaining a full time aquarium-scrubber, since the thing would be unbelievably hard to keep clean, and the cost really starts to skyrocket.

Tommy Haas: "I guess one of the things would be maybe to put a roof onto two stadiums, retractable roofs.

CF: Well, one of the things would be to stop the pipeline.

I think one of the things would be deep, close friendships.

Because they knew most of the things would be done voluntarily – if you give a little bit of money to enable.

The safe thing would be the 200 free.