Sentence examples for thats from high-quality English sources.

• Thats transport.

• Right - thats it.

• Im tearing up thats just so disgusting.

• (Sample comment: “thats one sharp hand u have.”)

• Thats very not true!

• Thats the business, alas.

• Ijaz: Yeah, thats when your chest dips in.

• The only MP with b ... b .. backbone (thats the word!)

Use thats in a sentence.

• Thats a rubbish analogy saying he didn't climb on anyones back.

• "Al thats happening is they are setting up a subsiduary in the EU.

• We degrade them but we don’t hit and thats a plus even though Im sure they wish we’d kill them.

• I know thats hard to fathom cause you were depending on her indictment to usher Donald into the White House.

• To return now exhilarated me—those marble halls, the noble stairs, the niche concentrations of thises and thats.

• Its a real pain in the a*** but thats where we are, and I don't want to be responsible for someone else's serious illness or death.

• True, the new NSX doesn't have a manual transmission and all the other analog this, thats, and whatevers that people loved about the old car.

• "I dont know whats it's like in Britain," says Crichton, "but over here there's been a total mania about Jurassic Park thats way out of control.

thats sentence examples

• Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp speaking to Amazon Prime: "We found a lot of solutions today, created chances but didn’t use them thats why it’s 0-0.

• The part time jobs still pay the same as the one full time one after tax and benefits so thats a magic unemployment reduction for you right there.

• Vases, ewers and urns; statues, busts and bas-reliefs; cameos and intaglios—the drawing rooms of 18th-century England were filled with fiddly little thises and charming little thats, with jasperware trinkets and basalt-ware baubles.

• There is a live international debate at work about how you can have credible proof that somebody’s had a vaccine, and obviously it’s important that we are part of that, to make sure thats Brits can show, in order to travel, that they’ve had the jab.”