That-d Sentence Examples

Yes, that'd be cool.

The memory-- fuzzy for fifteen years-- grew crisp, and surprise and hope went through her as she recalled the night that'd changed everything.

Maybe this was the push she needed to take that final step, the one that'd take her out of this world completely.

Sadness had long since waned, leaving only a hole that'd never be filled.

Rhyn's powers were beyond even Gabriel to control, and the unfortunate immortal was a loose cannon that'd accidently almost destroyed the world more times than he could count.

One thing to keep in mind is that D is fat soluble, and eating whole food sources such as fish may aid absorption.

He was normal, aside from the weird buzz at the base of his skull that'd kept him awake every night since Bianca touched his face.

You're weak and foolish and Gods, if I could find a magic pill that'd knock some sense into you --

Andre didn't return.  Katie waited longer, until the chill of the night dried the sweat that'd covered her since they began running earlier.

Her hair was short and curly, too, unlike the blond, blue-eyed father that'd all but raped Jenn on their mating night.

I didn't think that'd work.

When the motion is such that d?

Kittel certainly puts it too strongly when he asserts that D quotes always from E and never from J, for some of the passages alluded to in D may just as readily be ascribed to J as to E, cf.

Many argue that D was written immediately before it was found and that, in fact, it was put into the temple for the purpose of being "found."

If she'd been any less of an Oracle than what she is … Darian would have spent the remainder of his life in the hell that'd claimed him.

Gabe drew sword and dagger and unleashed on the half-demon, whose demon magic and quick reflexes responded with power that'd overwhelm anyone but Death himself.

Maybe just a proof of concept, that'd be the most fun, running all the way gets tedious.

The presumption is either that d 2 V/dh 2 near the ground is much larger numerically than Gerdien supposes, or else that the ordinary instruments for measuring ionization fail to catch some species of Ion Whose Charge Is Preponderatingly Negative.

She was tall and willowy, a former model that'd made it big.