Sentence examples for thing of something from inspiring English sources

The moral of the story: Drug users don't make a thing of something except upon request from the sickie.

And it was a positive thing of something outside oneself that was going to do it for oneself, and a little bit of a passivity in terms of one's own responsibility.

They are making a big thing out of something that is not big.

Existence or more precisely a determination of its relation to existence pertains to the thing because of something else (the cause).

The person making the statement truly is an icon of modern day rock music, as defined by Webster's Dictionary --icon: a persor or thing representative of something.

The publication makes a thing out of something that was always true  — which is that I like my work, and I know other people did too, but there was no way to prove it before.

Writer Steven Moffat described the premise as "the traditional 'Doctor Who' thing of taking something omnipresent in your life and making it sinister, if something did get in the Wi-Fi, we'd be kind of screwed.

"Copper pans are seen as a thing of beauty, something you'll keep for ever.

But the most important thing of all, something you should never forget when giving a presentation, is to always wait, someone farted!

I snorted it just for the sheer thing of trying something new.

Sometimes bad people do things because of something personal that happens to them.