Example sentences of "[adj] we [verb] have a " in BNC.
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| 1 | It is clear we do have a problem here in Wales . |
| 2 | ‘ Mr Dexter , I 'm afraid we 've had a bit of a problem out here … ’ |
| 3 | One way or another we 've had a pretty busy six months . |
| 4 | Now you er in brief we 've had a description . |
| 5 | The West Ham manager , Billy Bonds , who has already fined Dicks and stripped him of the club captaincy , admitted yesterday : ‘ It is obvious we have had a disciplinary problem this season and it is something we are going to have to try to put straight . |
| 6 | It 's a six and two threes we 've had a number of times . |
| 7 | And I 'm sorry we appear to have a little bit of a problem with that tape , we have the wrong tape . |
| 8 | Three point three has been rather involved er aspects of examining average teachers ' salary costs basically will fall down given that we 've had a sixty five percent return from schools and we will be able to use this year , coming year the actual mandatory points in determining how delegation of salaries should be proceeded with . |
| 9 | erm first of all we have had a post-War baby boom , a small one , and then a big one in the late fifties to the late seventies , peaking in nineteen sixty four , when in nineteen sixty four — I forget the figure — about nine hundred and sixty thousand babies were born in Great Britain . |
| 10 | In this century alone we have had a succession of such images , from the stately , big-busted , Edwardian beauty , through the languid and willowy pre-Raphaelite heroine , the boyish 1920s ‘ flapper ’ , the sleekly groomed , wide-shouldered 1940s woman of the world , to the innocent , long-haired nymph of the 1960s and the colourful gypsy of the 1970s . |