Example sentences of "[verb] had [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But they still managed to put up a brave show and could have won had Crusaders goalkeeper Kevin McKeown not stopped a John Drake thunderbolt in 74 minutes . |
| 2 | Eckstein found that the best educated had access to the most rewarding jobs , ‘ but because such jobs are not expanding as rapidly as schooling , education in itself provides no guaranteed job ’ . |
| 3 | The chair of the town 's Copnservative Association says had Mr Taylor applied to become a candidate again , another rebel group might have formed . |
| 4 | Like the style of coverage or not , we undoubtedly saw far more cricket than we ever would have done had BBC had the contract , and for that I for one am profoundly grateful and not ashamed to admit that I purchased my Sky system purely because it was producing coverage of cricket that otherwise would not be available on TV . |
| 5 | Lili looked calm and showed no sign of the guilt she must surely have felt had Robert meant his words as an accusation against her . |
| 6 | But all the patients studied had asthma written in the first part of the death certificate and had been entered into the local statistics as asthma deaths . |
| 7 | It would , however , have been interesting to see what relationships might have been revealed had WIRS picked up information on casual workers , since casual working ( albeit involving direct employment ) is also a considerably less regulated form of temporary working and gives an employer considerable disposition over his labour inputs . |
| 8 | We felt this was a particularly provocative stance considering much of the cost could have been saved had action been taken earlier . |
| 9 | But United had reason to congratulate goalkeeper Tommy Wright for a spectacular save in the 33rd minute that stopped Brentford going level . |
| 10 | Then the people moved aside and we passed through the smiling , cheering crowd , some of whom I noticed had tears in their eyes . |
| 11 | Its low-arched entrance off one of the narrow lanes linking High Street and Broad Street could easily have been overlooked had Harry not been intent on locating it . |
| 12 | Not once since she and Durkin arrived had Alec had a chance to talk to her alone . |
| 13 | The computer unit that is being closed had sales of just $169m last year , down from about $1,200m at its peak , shortly before Prime completed a hostile takeover of the original Computervision company back in early 1988 . |
| 14 | Leading the protest was mini-skip operator Bob Morris who said much of the damage caused in Marl Drive and other streets could have been avoided had warnings about the nearby River Wyddan been heeded . |
| 15 | Far too many by any stretch of the imagination ; fatalities which could have been avoided had care and attention to personal safety been exercised . |
| 16 | All the towers we climbed had abseil rings . |
| 17 | Against the bombs they wore steel helmets for protection which Tom recalls had holes drilled round the rim . |
| 18 | Another inspector I know had problems with an innocuous piece written in a mildly conversational style . |
| 19 | No I like had leggings on and everyone was like in the shack oh spot the legs and really like I du n no |
| 20 | Some good words to use are CAB JIG FED HAD JADE JAB BEACH BAG BADE CHEF FADE |
| 21 | The two patients in whom the lesion was not reached had ulcers located in the inferior and posterior wall of duodenal bulb . |
| 22 | The police said that five of those arrested had explosives . |
| 23 | The prospect of the political chaos which would have followed had Mr Amato lost was certain to have been uppermost in MPs ' minds . |
| 24 | The question of whether those taking part actually had sufficient command of BSL to make a conscious decision to withhold that form of signing is rather debatable , since virtually all those involved had difficulty with the deaf people 's signing which they had to translate . |
| 25 | The fact that many of the young people involved had convictions meant their evidence was not being taken seriously , which raised a serious issue about the treatment of young offenders who have been in care . |
| 26 | Even the back pass could have been salvaged had Beeney realised how crap it was a second earlier , and even then , he could have tried to kick it to either side on Gray , as opposed to trying to kick it as hard as possible … straight at gray . |
| 27 | A lot of the models I saw had snags you had n't really got ironed out . |
| 28 | In those days sales of all ICI products were regionalised , a system he felt had shortcomings . |
| 29 | Videos seized had titles such as Blood Sucking Freaks , New York Ripper and Faces of Death IV . |
| 30 | Several families they knew had sons or fathers missing or drowned at sea , and men were being sent to France with the British Expeditionary Force . |