Example sentences of "[verb] got a [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | I rather gather Geoffrey , my youngest , has got a nice mare showing . |
| 32 | the erm , the six hundred has got a separate power supply little black eighteen volt car |
| 33 | Any Uttlesford town of some size has got a comprehensive recycling centre now that takes any paper |
| 34 | Ours , ours has got a bigger garden . |
| 35 | But basically a gilt has got a fixed rate of , of value at the end and the beginning , so it 's worth a hundred pounds day one , a hundred pounds day you know whatever , h how many days it 's in force , if it 's a five year gilt , it 's worth a hundred , a hundred pounds then . |
| 36 | From the start of this modest but compelling chiller , you sense that the family , moving to suburban Indiana in 1958 , has got a skewed and sinister undertow . |
| 37 | This union has got a long history of , this union 's got a long history of amalgamations , some conducted more successfully than others . |
| 38 | Pat has got a second class going , for the elderly at the Newquay Day Centre ( where she is up against a simultaneously running Bingo session ) , and would now like to introduce a recreational and/or breathing class to her locality . |
| 39 | He really has got a right to be angry . |
| 40 | Incidentally , the Minister of State knows that he has got a real pressure group round his neck when it comes to disability and the disabled . |
| 41 | But if anybody has got a real problem I get more emotionally involved than I used to . |
| 42 | It it has got a real purpose and it does tie up very well with erm velocity and |
| 43 | There 's a , one of them little it 's probably meant to be that colour , one of them little clay coloured things has got a black end on it there but er |
| 44 | ‘ He has got a big name already but it 's going to get even bigger in Italy . |
| 45 | So that is a community place for us as well and that is the only place we can , where we can learn about religion other place because this is a foreign country wi who has got a different religion than we are and there is no other institution will , which will ever mention any of the reading apart from which is So it has played a very important part . |
| 46 | Unless I suppose if you come from up there you , I would presumably you would know that 's an Edinburgh accent and Glas Glasgow has got a different accent has it ? |
| 47 | Every dancer has got a different job to do on the road — as if dancing were n't difficult enough — but you know what most people would say : ‘ It 's art , it 's dance , it 's Britain , you should be grateful to be doing it at all ’ . |
| 48 | But if each file has got a unique name , then that ca n't happen , so er , if you copy the all the files in that directory have got nine four as part of the file name , then if it 's got nine three then , er , you wo n't be able to overwrite any files , you have two sets of files in there , and you can sort it out later on . |
| 49 | he has got a short hand , look at all his fingers they look like they 've all been trimmed off |
| 50 | The new wood models are more refined and there 's also a 12-string model which has got a monstrous range . ’ |
| 51 | Boards A , B , C , D have all started , although D has got a bad start by not passing close behind the start boat . |
| 52 | Networking , too , has got a bad name these days , as the scandalous links between Tokyo 's politicians , bureaucrats and businessmen are exposed . |
| 53 | Unfortunately Banbury has got a bad reputation among boat users in the past and the council is doing little to dispel it . |
| 54 | Well no , he has got a bad throat an you know , he had a little lump in his throat , I think they thought it was cancer or something or a little growth , but you often get that in the throat . |
| 55 | He has got a few bruises . |
| 56 | He has got a few bruises . |
| 57 | Our press stories in general and working with Keith now over and also the launch of Dare which has got a few problems er are there any other major |
| 58 | For he is suddenly , miraculously , aware that he has got a wonderful — no ! — a perfect alibi ; an alibi which has been given to him by the very person he has just killed . |
| 59 | This pen you bought in the market has got a loose nib . |
| 60 | PRINCE Michael of Kent has got a Heavy Goods Vehicle licence — so that he can drive a horse transporter to hunts for his wife . |