Example sentences of "[adv] had three [noun] " in BNC.

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1 A long-time friend of the family , Mr Ray Whittaker , 62 , a council worker who lives nearby , said : ‘ Peter and Joan only had three children and have nearly lost them all . ’
2 COLIN STOKES , the SCRIMLEY ARSENAL goalkeeper once owned a dog that only had three legs !
3 We only had three Sisters , about eight staff nurses , a few ward orderlies and fortunately eight doctors were within call .
4 After that we became disinterested in each other and I only had three weeks to the deadline , a last-minute decision to make , but I suppose I 'm one of the lucky ones because my parents were behind me all the way .
5 Yeah well we , for Queensferry we just had three classes .
6 The railway already had three Hunslet built diesel locomotives with a fourth due to be delivered shortly .
7 He still had three hours outstanding of a community service order for another offence .
8 I always had three meals a day and cigarettes and things bought for me .
9 ‘ One is frequently hit by birds , ’ mused Douglas Sutherland , author of The Good Shooting Guide , who himself once had three ribs broken by a falling grouse ( Daily Mirror , 1 January 1988 ; Daily Express , Sun , Daily Telegraph , 19 November 1991 ) .
10 ‘ Uncle Elias went immediately to the secret room and took out a box which also had three Ks on it .
11 She also had three penalty points endorsed on her licence and was ordered to pay £15 towards prosecution costs .
12 To help I now had three rucsacs on my back .
13 The trip home must have been hazardous for Mars alone had suffered 72 hits , leaving 29 of her complement dead and 85 wounded , and she now had three feet [ 0.9 m ] of water in her hold .
14 I did one exam before I went up , then had three years at Oxford with just the final exams at the end .
15 The master who went abroad had three servants , each of whom had a certain amount of ability .
16 Following the precedent set last year , we again had three reunions at the Royal Lancaster Hotel .
17 Never had three Wren ratings moved with such swiftness , drawn by the tantalizing promise of hot tea .
18 He too had three penalty points put on his licence and was ordered to pay £15 towards the prosecution costs .
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