there's something in it|there something in it in English

there is no smoke without fire, there's a reason for it

Use "theres something in it|there something in it" in a sentence

1. There's something in the glade there

2. There's something fishy about it.

3. There's something down there.

4. Well at least there's something in it for the viewer.

5. There's something about it that's delectably ... grown-up.

6. All the same, there's something contrived about it, Miles.

7. There's something in those trees.

8. There's something rotten in Mayberry.

9. There's something in the mist.

10. I don't go along with all his theories but there's probably something in it.

11. There's something in here that's breakable.

12. There's something sharp in my shoe.

13. There's something amiss in their relationship.

14. There's something new in the bowl.

15. 4 There's something between my teeth and I can't dislodge it.

16. There's something afoot here, but I don't know what it is.

17. There's something strange afoot in Santa Mira.

18. Of course, there's no point in doing something intrinsically dull just for the sake of it.

19. I put it in there to get something out of the deal.

20. There was Camaraderie in it, sympathy, a touch even of something confidential

21. There was something paltry about it , after all.

22. Look, you think there's something to this lawyer angle, run it down, but Gage stays in custody.

23. Capsize (something) if a boat Capsizes or something Capsizes it, it turns over in the water

24. Contain something if something Contains something else, it has that thing inside it or as part of it

25. There's something in the fridge that smells mouldy.