Example sentences of "his [noun sg] [adv] has " in BNC.

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1 His sister already has severe symptoms .
2 His progress since has been steady , his number of rides has increased .
3 All the same , rumblings of discontent have been detectable around Wantage Road over the past few weeks , prompting conjecture over a parting of the ways between Northamptonshire and their prized import , even though his contract still has a year to run .
4 In 1989 he was tipped to succeed Mr King when Mr Brooke was appointed , and despite his disappointment then has continued to covet the job and interest himself in Irish affairs .
5 And when all has been said and done , the fact remains that a player must serve his ban while his club still has games to play , be it in the league or cup .
6 Designer John Byrne is probably better known for his stage plays and quirky graphics than for his stage sets , and his work generally has a sardonic and ironic quality eminently suited to Figaro .
7 His dance throughout has its base in the classical vocabulary but MacMillan has coloured it by gestures from cabaret and vaudeville dance traditions , which serve to reveal not only class differences in behaviour but also genuine feelings .
8 But the cost of his doing so has been revealed in all its starkness in the unseemly scramble for the succession that has followed his departure .
9 His place alone has never been in doubt .
10 Inevitably , he will emerge as a different artist , if only because the full extent of his achievement simply has n't been seen together .
11 One told of how his wife regularly has stones thrown at her when she goes shopping .
12 His game still has a way to go , which is fortunate because most players his age have grooved techniques and there is not a lot more to come .
13 His life here has been one long series of decisions taken with difficulty , of crises resolved .
14 His thought also has elements of the Stoicism of Athens and later of Rome .
15 Perez says his company also has a deal with American Management Systems Inc , Arlington , Virginia , in the offing .
16 The dust allergy means that Will has to be bedded on paper , and his hay always has to be soaked .
17 he 's got he 's just got old before his time really has n't he ?
18 Now his view obviously has to be seriously considered put forward , as it is , by a leader who has the support , when he was elected , of ninety percent of the Party , including ninety percent of the unions .
19 If there is any problem with this ( wife may be the problem ) his son already has raised £40,000 which if necessary will be in substitution of the £60,000 .
20 Michael Meacher is n't one of those Labour front-benchers , like Roy Hattersley and John Prescott , who thinks that his party alone has all the answers .
21 Neil Kinnock appears to have failed to convince the Arts Council that his party now has a wide constituency covering large sections of the middle classes , and might have business contacts .
22 His death today has come as a complete shock .
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