This-here Sentence Examples

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  • I'll leave this here for you.

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  • But we cannot find space for this here.

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  • How are you going to get in this here bike ride?

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  • If he's still in this here tour, at least now we got a number.

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  • Let's get out of this here ken­nel and let the hound dogs scrap for themselves.

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  • Booklist " You wake up in this here world, my sweet li'l mister, you got to wake up tough.

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  • You're just not up to your usual detective-sharpness so I'm taking on the bulk of this here investigation.

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  • There's a lot more angles to this here caper—options we ain't touched on yet.

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  • If you're right and he's actually in this here bike ride, we've got seven days to find him.

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  • If this here skull wasn't broken, maybe someone would think it was the real McCoy—at least in the dark or from a distance.

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  • There's a lot more angles to this here caper—options we ain't touched on yet.

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  • If this here skull wasn't broken, maybe someone would think it was the real McCoy—at least in the dark or from a distance.

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  • I mentioned how this here place was a boarding house in the old days and now it's a fine bed and breakfast.

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  • I promised to donate this here ink well and pen that came from the box of Annie's stuff.

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  • They're gonna serve fresh ice cream in hell before that lady gets a sniff at this here notebook, even if it proves to be worthless scratchings.

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  • Not only this here coded notebook but questions like why was a minister's wife squirreling away $27.50 in gold coins in her comb?

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  • We need all the help we can get with this here puzzle.

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  • I'd try to smooth over the missing picture with Miss Worthington by telling her about this here notebook, but I can't be sure she'd keep her mouth shut and not blab about it to the Quincy ladies.

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  • I guess after reading this here notebook, it was a fool's errand.

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  • Miss Annie's pretty much spelled it out in black and white in this here journal, even if it was in code.

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  • I made this here list of everyone I figured who could have done it, and Edith Shipton is right on top.

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  • I read a story once where this here woman pretended to be crazy, eating bugs and stuff like that....

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