It-d Sentence Examples

If Darian lost his focus and disappeared again, he suspected it'd be another week before he had a chance to sleep.

Figured it'd keep my mind off things, Rourk replied.

I thought it'd be easy.

Though she couldn't see her own fate, she began to suspect which direction it'd take her in.

He didn't remember how he got it, and he doubted it'd been there before kiri put it there hours before.

He touched it with some trepidation, fearing it'd changed back into the scarred maze that was him for so long.

Figured it'd keep me busy 'til Jule brings in someone else.

What a horrible life he'd lived, if this was the best it'd ever been for him!

At the very low prices now charged, it'd be a shame not to indulge yourself in a bit of sheer escapism.

This is such a neat little jacket, it'd look smashing with a pair of jeans.

Instead, she'd touched his soul, and it'd laughed and turned her magic away.

Maybe in the human world, it'd be totally insane.

I thought it'd be easier.

He was the kind of man who struck once - and it'd kill his target.

As if it'd been a kid's room for a long time.

When it'd finished, she felt little pain, and the heat was completely gone.

Katie was thinking of how much whiskey it'd take to dull the edge of her headache when the phone rang.

She couldn't remember when the outdoors had felt so small or when it'd become so humid she was sweating in place.

You say that like it'd be the worst thing you ever did.

If you hadn't un-bonded her, it'd work.

If she'd tell anyone, it'd be you.

More thunder boomed.  Katie wondered what other kinds of storms the underworld might have.  Would it rain something other than black water?  With her luck, it'd rain bugs, like the beetle nest she skirted.

I'll tell you—it'd make me look like a real bastard, that's how it'd look.

If it sank up there, it'd most likely float up to the surface after a few days or a week and then drift back down this way with the tide.

As AB returns from EF towards CD the layer of air next to it follows it as if it D E F were pulled back by AB.

Whatever favor Fate asked of Death, it'd be huge.

Her hopes rose as he started forward at a faster pace, until she realized he hadn't yet abandoned his pursuit of concentric circles.  By the time dawn came, she was breathless from keeping up with him, and the jungle looked as if it'd never end.

I'll tell you—it'd make me look like a real bastard, that's how it'd look.

It thrashed again, and she doubled over, wondering if she could remain strong enough to kill the demon, or if it'd wrestle her strength from her before she could act against it.

That's a lovely dress, but it'd look better on my floor.

If the money involved is to the point where it'd hurt to have your faith dinged, use an escrow service.

It felt like mere seconds later when she opened her eyes but guessed it'd been much longer.

She wondered how long it'd take before every vamp in the mansion was waiting in the locker room to claim what they could from her.

An ache that remembered what it'd been like to trust someone else.

The fight would be long, and chances were, it'd end as a draw.

The last time she'd seen the orchard, it'd been on fire.