there's

[thairz]

1. contraction of there is:

   There's the hotel we were looking for.

2. contraction of there has: There's been entirely too much said on the subject.

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“There’s only so many drugs that are going to go in that machine. We’ve all seen vending machines for a snack or a drink where we sure want that Snickers — but, ‘Oh, they’re out of Snickers, oh my gosh,’” said Douglas Hoey, chief executive of the National Community Pharmacists Association.

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My experience as a physician specializing in athlete nutrition leads me to believe there’s another possible explanation for why we’re seeing more body diversity in successful elite runners: the increasing recognition of a condition called Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport.

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Yet there’s another side to the story: Osbourne could also be a generous, friendly, fun-loving bloke—at least according to Stephen Rea’s “Ozzy & Me.”

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There’s only one paragraph about the younger Mamdani in the entire book.

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“When you see one cockroach, there’s probably more,” JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said.

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