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something

[suhm-thing] / ˈsʌmˌθɪŋ /


Example Sentences

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"Because I genuinely believe that no happy person would ever feel the need to go and say something mean or go out of their way to be nasty."

From BBC

"Coming back to the WTA Top 10 one year after returning to competition after maternity leave is something I am incredibly proud of," said Bencic, ranked nine.

From Barron's

“That’s something I think Google internalized a lot sooner than the rest of their peers, because they’ve just been at this for longer and have hired folks that really understand how the power sector works.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"As soon as Victoria went missing we knew something was horribly wrong," said Lorinda, who died last December.

From BBC

He has a stark warning regarding the zoo's finances: "If they don't do something about it, they won't be there in three years."

From BBC