Example sentences of "will have some [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | One of the architects of the bill , Dr Gordon Guymer , head of the Queensland Herbarium , said it would ensure that " when multinational companies come here to screen the biota for new drugs , the state will have some ownership over that resource " . |
2 | I will have some chance I think , but er everybody is quite good at this er level of the competition , because we er only 30 top chefs er selected and 2,000 , which is quite good , I think . |
3 | Concentrating on the modern and contemporary prints : Lumley Cazalet will be showing prints by Frink , Marini , Picasso ( from the ‘ 156 ’ series ) , and works by contemporary printmakers ; Paul McCarron 's stand includes an impression of Whistler 's ‘ Weary ’ at $20,000 ; Lott and Gerrish are showing 200 British woodcuts as well as wood-engravings by Gibbings and Edward Calvert ; Marlborough Graphics have Paula Rego 's latest ‘ Peter Pan ’ suite , Bill Jacklin 's ‘ Coney Island Suite ’ and new work by Ken Kiff ; Jeffrey Kaplow of Proofs Ltd is showing ‘ Luce Myres de Face ’ by Lautrec ( W.121 ) , a rare proof printed in sanguine , priced at £20,000 , together with works by Redon , Munch and others ; Waddington Graphics are devoting most of their space to their own publications — Dine , Motherwell , Hamilton , Blake and Hodgkin — but will have some prints by Picasso and Goya ; Pratt Contemporary Art will again be showing works by Ana Maria Pacheco whose prints have attracted much attention at past fairs , together with new etchings and monotypes by Susan Adams , Denise Walker and Julian Grater . |
4 | Fourth , the holder of a floating charge will have some measure of control over the company even without taking any steps to enforce it . |
5 | In Darcy 's Utopia parents will have some reassurance in the fact that at least the neighbours thought they were fit to rear children : some of the responsibility for failure , should failure there be , will rest with the community . |
6 | These situations and circumstances are not seen as operating as ‘ causes ’ , in a determinist sense , but as offering incentives or disincentives that will have some degree of probability of influencing the direction in which the choices are made . |
7 | The problem begins on Sunday night when we have to go to bed early ( by body time ) and so we will have some difficulty in getting to sleep . |
8 | He will have some difficulty getting away . |
9 | They are the people to whom the Bill will have some relevance . |
10 | ‘ Her counsellors will have some questions for you , then Matilda will speak with you alone . ’ |
11 | The paradigm ‘ middle class ’ employee on the other hand will have some kind of ‘ white-collar ’ job , will come from a non-manual background , will be educated beyond the minimum and will expect his or her employment to have the trajectory of a ‘ career ’ , and will own a home . |
12 | Any old string of amino acids a hundred amino acids long will have some kind of enzymic activity pretty well , or at least a very great many of them will . |
13 | Anyone who saw them with Soul II Soul will have some idea of what to expect , but not the whole story . |
14 | If you have ever switched on a personal stereo full blast , you will have some idea what it feels like . |
15 | Imagine a polyglot College Art Association conference whose concurrent sessions are scattered around town for an entire week , and you will have some idea of the confusion that enveloped the event . |
16 | The tribunal clerk will have some idea of the numbers likely to attend and to be represented from the replies to the short questionnaire sent to claimants with the adjudication officer 's submission . |
17 | His Etonian vowels give him a peculiar aural resemblance to Brian Johnston of Test Match Special ( imagine Johnners talking about what an axe can do to the flesh and you will have some idea of just how disorienting this is ) . |
18 | My expectation of the DipSW is that students will have some idea of what HIV is and its social implications for people , and some idea about confidentiality and transmission . ’ |
19 | When I add that youngsters have reportedly been paid by film crews to put on displays in stolen cars and that a recent Channel 4 programme tried — ludicrously and dangerously — to suggest that the real problem was police brutality , hon. Members will have some idea of the anger felt by my constituents about the gross irresponsibility shown by some of the media . |
20 | ‘ I would hope if sufficient parents support me they will either postpone the tests until Easter , by which time the children will have some idea of what it is like , or go back to the previous system . |
21 | Everyone will have some dealings with the medical profession . |
22 | We will have some money left behind not a lot . |
23 | The object is to give the intrant an opportunity of acquiring some familiarity with the running of a law office , so that when he later hears a reference to ‘ title deeds ’ or the ‘ Sheriff Clerk 's Office ’ he will have some notion of what is meant . |
24 | However , it will be interesting to see whether , under the Criminal Justice Act 1991 , their parents will have some liability , and perhaps exercise more supervision over their youngsters than they have in the past . |
25 | You will have some projects that can keep but |
26 | The benefits for the local inspector are that by their greater number ( compared with HMIs — see Pearce , 1982 ) they can become more familiar with the schools , and by virtue of their advisory role they will have some responsibility for following up any findings of an inspection — whether it be formal or informal . |
27 | Maria will have some breakfast for you . |
28 | Yes , so that Mr will have some backup . |
29 | WHEN Dave Stringer glances across to the Sunderland bench at Hillsborough tomorrow he will have some sympathy for Sunderland 's Malcolm Crosby . |
30 | Those who belong to a particular group or stratum will have some awareness of common interests and a common identity . |