there's

American  

[thairz] / ðɛərz /

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.

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

There’s an argument for and against such gifts, and some critics would say that you are lessening the requirement and satisfaction of doing the hard work by removing such obstacles from your children’s lives with one trip to the bank.

From MarketWatch

Remember, if your daughter’s marriage breaks down, there’s no clawing back that gift.

From MarketWatch

Hanwha is also seriously considering a purchase of a second U.S. shipyard in another region within the next several years, Coulter said: “We think there’s a unique time in history right now.”

From The Wall Street Journal

There’s something about the adrenaline.

From Los Angeles Times

Because there’s a part of you that goes, “I’m not done yet. I’ve still got work to do.”

From Los Angeles Times