they're

[thair, ther]

1. contraction of they are.

they're

/ ðɛə, ˈðeɪə /

contraction

1. they are

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

He says the Gullah Farm Community has a deep-rooted history of farming on the Southern Coast, and they’re being heavily impacted not just by farming cycles, but also by developers trying to build on their lands.

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“They’re consistently facing, kind of the lack of predictability of their work and therefore their income, so for a lot of people, that also affects where they can live.”

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“They’re paying all their employees, they paid their bills, but are they going to have enough money to feed their families until they can open again? This is what we’re starting to see more and more,” she says.

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Unfortunately, that means either less food for the people they’re serving or less reach for some harder to access communities.

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“If someone can actually meet with a family to help understand why they’re at the pantry and help them navigate that, we really see a difference. Getting people food for today is incredibly important, but really looking at those longer term solutions is what we all need in the long run.”

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