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something

[suhm-thing] / ˈsʌmˌθɪŋ /


Example Sentences

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"Once Karl puts his mind to something, he does it."

From BBC

"But if you really want to do something, those fears will all be forgotten."

From BBC

The idea of "self-parenting" is something rapper and songwriter Professor Green - real name Stephen Manderson - has also felt keenly since fathering his son Slimane, who is now four.

From BBC

"Today was a historic day. We overcame so many difficulties and obstacles to get here and achieve something no one expected of us," said Mozambique coach Chiquinho Conde.

From Barron's

You understand something most investors don’t: The more revolutionary the technology, the harder it is to evaluate.

From MarketWatch