Example sentences of "have [noun] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ I have n't had my hair cut for about a year and neither has Meera so I thought it was time for a change . ’ |
| 2 | I wish I had a pound for every time friends have turned to me and asked : ‘ Yeah well , what has SUSA ever done for us ? ’ |
| 3 | The snake has enemies more lethal than Laverne 's memorable mild teasing . |
| 4 | This year has ben particularly hectic , celebrating our 75th anniversary with many special events . |
| 5 | What the **** has Taylor ever done ? ’ |
| 6 | But he 's very busy , and has difficulty even finding time to stick and ball . |
| 7 | He has plans now to buy a property in Venice : ‘ I love the palce so much : a five-room apartment there costs about the same as studio flat in Tufnell Park . ’ |
| 8 | I am fortunate that she adores books , enthuses over learning at home and has settle happily into a private nursery school . |
| 9 | My Dad in Nottinghamshire has Nottinghamshire fairly sewn up . |
| 10 | According to Kamichika , Japan has eyes only for its technology while it continues to ignore the increasingly urgent problems posed by unbridled economic growth , such as pollution and cultural estrangement . |
| 11 | The action takes place in tough Dodge City , Kansas during the 1880s , and centres on the lives and experiences of five people : Matt Dillon , the dauntless and fearless United States Marshal ; Kitty Russell , proprietress of the Longbranch Saloon , a woman with a heart of gold who has eyes only for Dillon ; Chester Goode , Matt 's deputy ; Doc Galen Adams , the kindly , dedicated physician ; and Festus Haggen , Matt 's unkempt , hillbilly deputy . |
| 12 | Of the celebrated Miss Flora , Johnson wrote to Mrs Thrale that she ‘ dresses her head very high , and has manners so ladylike , I wish her headdress was lower ’ . |
| 13 | Capel-Cure Myers Capital Management Ltd ( ) , founded even before the Stock Exchange formally existed , has offices nationwide , but stresses that its investment scope is international . |
| 14 | Now a subsidiary of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation , it has offices all over the world . |
| 15 | My company has offices all over the world — America , Europe , Africa . |
| 16 | Now , at a cost of around $7 million , he has , and the dilapidated eight-storey warehouse has become the Tribeca Film Centre , a tailor-made prestige base for De Niro 's company , and other East Coast film types : Brian De Palma has offices there , as do Miramax , the independent company that produced sex , lies and videotape . |
| 17 | This will cause the cut-off to be shifted to pulsatances that satisfy or which has solutions Again the negative solutions are not physically meaningful of course . |
| 18 | ‘ It has rock so easy for initial routes that every time you reach up there 's a hold . |
| 19 | Yes it has mummy now . |
| 20 | Oh has Johnny still got it ? |
| 21 | This clearly has strengths both in building contracting from the ‘ bottom up ’ and emphasising equity in distributing resources . |
| 22 | In spite of all the obvious agonising , has Neil ever experienced a time when he was totally happy with his sound , and could quote a recorded example of this ? |
| 23 | In ( 36 ) the adjective former does not qualify the properties , as such , implied by the use of the word king ; the sentence does not mention any entity that has characteristics formerly typical of kings — such as regarding oneself as the owner of one 's subjects , perhaps , or believing that one is of divine lineage . |
| 24 | The text implies that Veronica has tea separately from John as she is still fed by her mother . |
| 25 | The firm now employs 14 solicitors and associates , who are completing 10 to 15 house purchases a day , and has clients all over the country and across the globe . |
| 26 | Nowhere in modernity has bureaucracy more stifled the cause of human freedom and destroyed a sense of personal identity than in the great central bureaucracies of Eastern Europe . |
| 27 | The breakfront version is useful ; this has cupboards below and a deep shelf at waist height to hold drink trays , stereo turntable and so on . |
| 28 | Jean Jacques Rousseau published his theory of education , Émile , in 1762 and — although Voltaire ( Morrish , p.85 ) dismissed it as a ‘ hodge podge of silly wet nurse in four parts ’ — it is still read and still has influence today . |
| 29 | With our steward at your other shoulder , has England ever looked finer ? |
| 30 | I HAD particular reasons for enjoying an article in the Sunday Times last weekend which suggested that only on three occasions in recent decades has satire actually had a real impact on our political life . |