There's a hurricane headed toward you. You turn on the TV news to find out about it. The weatherman says:
There is a hurricane warning in effect throughout Delaware and southern New Jersey.
You're hiking in the woods. A fly keeps flying around your head while making a noise. You say:
There's a bug buzzing around my head!
forest, insects, onomatopoeia, outdoors, there 
You've visited the office of one of your college professors. Now you're describing what his office is like to another student who's never been in there. You say:
When you go in his office, there are books scattered all around.
You're talking to your mother, who lives in another part of the country, on the telephone. You are preparing to have bad weather. You say:
There's a hurricane headed toward us.
You used to live in New York. Someone you just met is asking you about living there. You say:
There's so much to do there.
amount, city, description, there You are almost finished with a major project at work when a coworker from another department points out a problem with the original plans for the project. You agree that this is a problem, but in order to fix it you would have to go back and start over from the beginning. You don't want to do that, so you tell him:
At this point, I don't think there's much we can do about it.
Your friend asked you to pass her a book. You hand it to her & say:
There you go.
