Oft-misused contraction

Usage examples of it's.

Peterson says it's one of those old prewar apartment houses, in the process of going co-op.

The distinguished jurists said it's different from upping the ante by bringing a weapon along to assist the bad guy in his criminal endeavor.

It borrows some of the stature of the Ivy League reputation, but it's been spun off on its own, free and clear of the mother university.

A lot of guys figure it's just some bum from the neighborhood who knocked her off.

Do you have any idea what it's like in a closed community like a small college?

But it's a similar situation in that Lavery created a multidisciplinary approach to his issue, so the other departments could each get a piece of his very large and quite delicious pie.

Vinny took a run up to check your apartment, since it's right above mine.

I realize that it's selfish, but if I get myself in the middle of all this, I obviously have to walk out the door here.

For a guy with a regular habit like yours, it's gonna be hard to single out every stick you got rid of.

He likes to have an audience, and quite frankly, it's worn most of the family pretty thin over the years.

And it's evacuated from the urine within twenty-four hours of ingestion.

And although it's kind of veiled in his correspondence, it would appear that he paid a second prisoner to double-cross Bennino and move the diamonds.

At first he thought it was funny, but now it's kind of getting on his nerves.

If I have any honor left to me, it's been hacked to pieces over the years.

You might say it's a fringe benefit of being a world-class poker player.