Example sentences of "he have [art] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This memorandum , issued by the physician superintendent of Neasden Hospital , London , to all his medical officers over 25 years ago , attracted widespread opprobrium from the UK national press and the chronologically correct if sexist response from the British Medical Journal that ‘ every patient whatever his age or his disease should be resuscitated unless the doctor looking after him has no doubt at all that he should be allowed to rest in peace ’ . |
| 2 | Pat had come to him and asked to be able to buy the shop — not with any money she had available at that time , but on a never-never basis , letting him have a share in the takings until the value of the business had been reached . |
| 3 | But she 'd let him have a slice of the cake she 'd brought in if he gave her and her friend fruit or ice cream — whatever he 'd bought . |
| 4 | Out of the kindness of his heart he had let him have a job in his shoe repair shop . |
| 5 | And I can buy back Robert 's 25 per cent of this place — you know I do n't like him having a foot in the door here . ’ |
| 6 | I 'm not out to if they 're going to claim on this diesel then that 's up to them but I 'm not going to have our lads or anybody else blamed for something which definitely does not exist and I shall tell as soon as I erm I meet him to have a chat with him again that he 's going along the wrong lines . |
| 7 | It advised him to forgive the man and pray for him to have a change of heart . |
| 8 | ( If there is a problem and the cogs still will not spin , then take them to your dealer/mechanic and get him to have a look for you . ) |
| 9 | Erm I 've had a gentleman on the phone this morning we have on our listings , I 'm quite interested for him to have a look at the |
| 10 | It 's not that I t I my friend come cos I do have her little boy now straight from school , she pays for him to have a taxi from Endrodenny down to my house and I do have him until she finishes work and she said oh coming out tomorrow ? |
| 11 | The Cabinet seemed to him to have a reputation of worthiness verging on the dull . |
| 12 | That it seems pointless not to remain friends after so long , and ask him to have a meal with you . |
| 13 | Well all you really could do was say , well you 'll have to ask your doctor and get him to have a talk with your husband . |
| 14 | Murray seemed to him to have a laziness of spirit and a lack of character ; Richard , on the other hand , gave the impression of a great potential traduced by charm . |
| 15 | If he is the sort of man who wears a red rose in his buttonhole every day , loyalty will drive him to have a bet on Mr Kinnock , regardless of his chances . |
| 16 | But the pope , who two years earlier had confirmed the forged privilege guaranteeing the existence of the monastic community at Canterbury , warily told him to have the matter of the primacy discussed in a provincial council in the presence of a papal legate . |
| 17 | Him had a dose of the screaming heebies . |
| 18 | Whoever killed him had a bucket of blood to wipe away . ’ |
| 19 | But Holly and eight hundred with him had a roof over their Kitchen , and there would be a roof over Hut 2 when the freezing night came . |
| 20 | But I suppose even tiny creatures like him have a hole in the ground that they call a home . |
| 21 | Actors like him have a system of playing through something , and , between us , I could tell that he was n't finding that something . |
| 22 | Not Virgil , especially not the Aeneid , where he has no story worth telling , no sense of personality . |
| 23 | He has no hesitation in saying that the most difficult aspects of management for him are those that involve making decisions about people , whether it be a question of promotion , demotion or making somebody redundant . |
| 24 | What these descriptions present us with is the concept of an impersonal Absolute or Ultimate and this is exactly what Gandhi wishes to convey for he has no hesitation in expressing a preference for the idea of God as formless Truth . |
| 25 | Dedication is also the byword of our chairman , Mr Ken Mentle , and once again he has no hesitation in offering me a substantial amount of promises for next season . |
| 26 | He admits he has no empathy with these squalid filth-dwellers , and Reynard rarely admits to anything . |
| 27 | Dr Rafaelo 's an important man in Monte Samana , but he has no clout in Pepe 's Bar . |
| 28 | He has no malice in him . |
| 29 | The ‘ catch ’ is that , even though the time when something is done is decided by the volunteer , he has no cues from clocks , television , or other humans as to what the time really is . |
| 30 | He has no memory of any such difficulties , only of how stable society was then . |