Example sentences of "who have had [pron] [noun] " in BNC.
Next page| No | Sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | Jarvis , who has had his ups and downs in his relationship with his county Yorkshire over the years , is confident those problems are over too . |
| 2 | Swinton have reduced the asking price on six players , including the winger Derek Bate , who has had his price cut from £45,000 to £35,000 . |
| 3 | Swinton have reduced the asking price on six players , including the winger Derek Bate , who has had his price cut from £45,000 to £35,000 . |
| 4 | We may identify the person from external physical cues : the woman in the corner , the man with a beard , the student who has had his hair dyed , the child in the pink dress or , more or less flatteringly , the tall distinguished looking man I the man with a big nose and stringy hair . |
| 5 | This bland characterisation is apt only if B is misleadingly conceived as a person who has had his conviction quashed on the basis of successfully arguing one of his points of appeal . |
| 6 | Parolles , who has had his moments of verse during the play , enters the final scene wholly discredited , and speaking prose . |
| 7 | A horse who has had his problems , Royal Athlete was off for two seasons , but in 1990 he won over the Mildmay fences at Liverpool after having fallen when backed favourite at Cheltenham . |
| 8 | THE Chancellor , who has had his troubles with the Press , took his chance to hit back with obvious glee yesterday . |
| 9 | Now you 'd expect somebody who 'd had their car stolen to be uptight . |
| 10 | But he 'd sat there listening , with that sneering smile of his , drinking Ban 's claret as if he was doing the Braithwaites a great favour , while Ben , who 'd had his share of claret too , lamented the fall of the Whig government , which might have done something for the manufacturing classes , and the election of the land-owning Tories , that bunch of country squires like the Larks , who would not . |
| 11 | And these are n't the sort of people that write to us using block capitals all the way through , these are reasonable people who 've had their property damaged over the years some quite horrendous tales and talk about walls being knocked down . |
| 12 | Squirrels who 've had their trees cut down ! |
| 13 | Rap-stations are also being drilled at Cheddar , so those of you who 've had your appetite whetted by Pat Littlejohn 's excellent new South-West Climbs and want to sample the delights of the Ginsberg Wall will have even more reason to visit this excellent , albeit usually freezing , venue . |
| 14 | It was said that if the defendant took employment as a milk roundsman he would not be able to solicit orders for milk from any of the customers who had had their chairs renovated by the plaintiff company . |
| 15 | The man and the bear , who had had their backs to her , now turned round and the bear began a clumsy lolloping in her direction . |
| 16 | Once there was a couple of girls who had had their babies and they 'd say to you , " Change the baby for us while I run upstairs and get so-and-so " or " Will you feed the baby for me a minute ? " or " Can you make up some feeds ? " |
| 17 | How he envied George Chomsmy , who had had his way with all of them . |
| 18 | Constant friction between the two nations at sea led , on 23 October 1739 , to the British government declaring war on Spain , the resulting conflict being known as ‘ The War of Jenkins 's ear ’ ; Robert Jenkins was the master of a British ship who had had his ear cut off by a Spanish officer during a search . |
| 19 | In one hotel they found a man who had been mugged twice , young people who had been threatened with a knife and a newly-wed husband who had had his wedding ring pulled off his fingers by local thieves . |
| 20 | But there is always a hard core of people needing to rent , he says , such as couples testing the market or people who have had their fingers burnt . |
| 21 | In the long term , tenants who have had their benefit reduced or removed at a time of rising rents are having more difficulty in paying . |
| 22 | However , figures disaggregated by sex on the numbers of claimants who have had their benefit withdrawn for such reasons are not readily available . |
| 23 | ‘ The majority of those who have had their becaks taken away have stayed here . |
| 24 | This enables those who have had their turn to be identified and ensures nobody is missed out . |
| 25 | It may be very difficult to distinguish Crohn 's disease from recurrent pouchitis , nevertheless typical small bowel recurrence has become apparent in all three patients who have had their pouch excised and in one other case in this series . |
| 26 | Notwithstanding this , the BBC also hopes that older viewers who have had their powers of endurance tested once too often by The Late Show 's cold-blooded eclecticism , may welcome an audience-friendly arts magazine . |
| 27 | In addition , many of those who have had their homes repossessed are now being chased by building societies and banks for the short-falls arising after the sale of their homes , many of which are being sold for less than the mortgage owing on them . |
| 28 | ‘ Those who have had their homes repossessed expect to be able to get a council house easily , ’ she added . |
| 29 | It is the same workers in the public sector who have had their employment privatised and further marginalised . |
| 30 | The only side effects worth considering are the consequences for the rest of society , in particular those of us who have had our cars or homes broken into , or have had our hard-earned leisure time wrecked by noise , rubbish and other anti-social behaviour such as illegal ‘ festivals ’ and acid parties . |