Excellency," I cried, "since you met me you have hinted at something that I am hiding from you, at something touching which I could give you information did I choose.
He received me in a manner calculated to set me at my ease, and yet there was about him a something that overawed me.
How it befell that men permitted him to live, how it was that none bethought him to put poison in his wine or a knife in his back, is something that I shall never wholly understand.
What else that gentleman said, in private to Mrs. Ormonde, it is not necessary to report; it was a graver repetition of something that he had hinted formerly.
Mrs. Ormonde had scarcely with a word commended her singing, and had spoken of the lessons as something that might be useful, with no more emphasis.
I'm quite upset by something that's happened," he continued.
I want something for myself, something that's really mine.
If he was loved, he was loved because of something he had done, not because of something that he was.
She had come out of a sort of death to find life in Beni-Mora, and now she felt that she was going back again to something that would be like death.
I don't want a quiet one, but something with devil, something that a Spahi would like to ride.
Please give me something that is of the East--not violets, not lilac.
Here, indeed, was something that a man might live for, something that a man might take pride in, and something that might console a man for a woman's treachery.
He looked across the box at his friend; their eyes met; something queer and stiff, something that bore on the situation but that it was better not to touch, passed in silence between them.
You must have some charitable object,--something that appeals to a vast sense of something; something that it will be right to get up lotteries and that sort of thing for.
Over the graveyard of his past there was sweeping a mighty force that called him, something that was no longer merely an urge and a demand but a thing that was irresistible.
And on top of that he told me something that I WON'T believe, so help me God, I won't!
Yes; he thought of something that might be an alleviation, and he would go, though he was tired.
That I did not obey that impulse was something that presently I was very bitterly to regret.
Even as I watched him, he appeared to start at something that Saint-Eustache was saying, and a curious change spread over his face.
He whispered an order to Gilles, who went swiftly off to the coach in quest of something that he had asked for; then he sat on his heels and waited, his hand upon the man's pulse, his eyes on his face.
If she could cry perhaps this horrible something that seemed to have seized on her very life might let go.
We hear a great deal nowadays of something that is called 'moral persuasion,' but in my opinion a good spanking and no nagging afterwards is a much better thing.
He would be counting upon something more tangible than revenge--something that could be counted and weighed and converted into a bank-balance.
In the conception of "something that happens," I indeed think an existence which a certain time antecedes, and from this I can derive analytical judgements.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "something that" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
