Example sentences of "[vb base] [adv] [pers pn] have [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Well do n't they have cheaper ones there ? |
2 | Do n't they have local TV news in Surbiton ? |
3 | She said do n't they have any details ? |
4 | He 's making people redundant , why are they , do n't they have enough work ? |
5 | Do n't you have all sorts of cultural traditions you 've got to fight against . |
6 | ‘ Do n't you have dynastic ambitions ? ’ |
7 | Do n't you have proper food in England ? |
8 | ‘ Do n't you have any idea what it might be ? ’ |
9 | And as for the delay in writing , do n't you have any idea how time-consuming it is , looking after someone who 's been paralysed by a stroke ? ’ |
10 | ‘ I only have to look at you to want you … do n't you have any idea what you do to me ? ’ |
11 | Do n't you have any sense ? ’ |
12 | Lacuna , do n't you have any chairs ? |
13 | Do n't you have any faith in me at all ? |
14 | ‘ Do n't you have any conscience of your own , for God 's sake , ’ he demanded , ‘ where your boyfriend 's concerned ? ’ |
15 | Is n't that in do n't you have any kind of er literature |
16 | Do n't you have any feelings for what I 'm goin' through ? ’ |
17 | Do n't you have any feelings ? ’ |
18 | I mean , do n't you have any key to repair the Bishop 's omission if he should forget to lock his own door ? ’ |
19 | ‘ Do n't you have any legs ? ’ he suddenly rasped , his hands on his lean hips , his black eyes running over her in exasperation . |
20 | Do n't you have any proofreaders or subs capable of picking up this sort of elementary mistake ? |
21 | There may still be time before they get to him … why do n't you have another go at persuading him ? |
22 | ‘ Do n't you have another name ? ’ asked Endill . |
23 | Do n't you have enough affairs of your own to occupy your mind ? ’ |
24 | ‘ Why , do n't you have enough food at your house ? ’ she asked smartly . |
25 | Why do n't she have decent car . |