Example sentences of "[noun pl] have a [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The student who is confident in his library skills has a basis of trust upon which to build — and he will save himself a great deal of humiliation as well as precious time ( a commodity his teachers are themselves equally short of ) . |
| 2 | Because the networks believe westerns appeal mainly to middle-aged men , Young Riders has a cast of five pouting young male actors , in an attempt to make a western with ‘ good demographics ’ . |
| 3 | Assume also that each of these states has a probability of 0.5 . |
| 4 | The harmonization of laws affecting domestic transactions in member States has an effect on international transactions in that within the field covered by the harmonizing measures these obviate the need to resort to conflict of laws rules and thus achieve one of the objectives of a Convention regulating international transactions . |
| 5 | Here both foot-soldiers and officers were required , and indeed they still are : what churches call stewardship of talents has a place . |
| 6 | One of the houses has a light on , because someone else ca n't sleep . |
| 7 | But how many times has a manufacturer of , say , microphones said , ‘ Look at the specification of our new such-and-such ; it beats the Shure SM58 hands down . ’ |
| 8 | THE TIMES HAS A HUGH GEE REXSHUN … |
| 9 | In the first place , the historian of recent times has a subject-matter different in kind from that studied by some of his colleagues . |
| 10 | Alliterate : witty Whicker 's wonderful way with words has a lot to answer for . |
| 11 | How many legs how many legs has a lamb ? |
| 12 | Each one of those pulses has a carrier frequency of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of cycles per second . |
| 13 | ‘ After delivery , the drop in the level of these hormones has a rebound effect on the immune system , which could trigger the disease , ’ he says . |
| 14 | ‘ Every one of our pictures has a title so you can remember it , and our suits are based on that , so you can remember us , ’ says Gilbert . |
| 15 | TV ALMOST one in 10 homes has a satellite dish or cable TV . |
| 16 | Fairview New Homes has a number of sites in North East London designed and priced for first-time buyers . |
| 17 | And I 'd like art teacher 's in all the school 's all around , not just Harlow but Hoddesdon Hertford all around Epping to be asked I 'd like artists to be asked from all around erm Essex has a directory of artists Eastern Arts has a directory of artists , I think you could probably find quite a lot of people . |
| 18 | As we have already implied , GIS has a role to play in all aspects of hazard research , from hazard monitoring , risk assessment and emergency planning to coping with an event and evaluating its consequences . |
| 19 | To see out Fun Fortnight , Waves has a prize to bowl you over . |
| 20 | The first method is to take out two separate policies that cover half the loan amount ( this can be stretched so that the higher earner of the two parties has a policy covering a greater amount ) . |
| 21 | Our aim is to ensure that anyone who is unemployed for more than six months has a choice of job experience or training . |
| 22 | The cold shops with their sad gas-lamps were full of Christmas shoppers feeling sorry for themselves , and shoplifters having a field-day . |
| 23 | Do the Jews have a monopoly of suffering ? ’ |
| 24 | see the kids having a look when it , you know , you watch . |
| 25 | Ask Clint whether he feels it has been tough for his kids having a superstar dad and he looks cagey : ‘ Everyone worries about their kids . |
| 26 | One can define , for some probe order , the consistency measure Σ c f ∘ ( c ) for the total fit of all the clones to the probes , where f ∘ ( c ) is the fit of the clone c , either as defined above or extended to allow for probes having a length or being repetitive . |
| 27 | It is doubtful if we can talk about modern nations having a culture in the sense that we can say that there is a monolithic entity called American culture or British culture . |
| 28 | Will the parties have an incentive to provide the information that this policy option exists ? |
| 29 | " with the view to promoting the co-operation of the two schools and the possibility of avoiding the teaching subjects in the two schools having a tendency to overlap and so bringing the two schools more fully in accord with the requirements of the town . " |
| 30 | The , the point of the change in our constitution was actually to er move strictly away from all parish organizations having a right to representative here , and just a small number have elected . |