Sentence examples for Have produce from inspiring English sources

To get round their vow some Trappists have produce a pro-EU pamphlet in favour of continued British EU membership.

She is too retiring a figure to imagine that the Serbian government would have produce Mr Mladic just for her.

Chances are, your garden will re-engage you with your neighbors, for you will have produce to give away and the need to borrow their tools.

The subsidies also have led the Egyptian government to rack up debts estimated at $5 billion to $7 billion in back payments owed to Western oil and gas companies for oil and gas that they have produce in Egypt.

It's crucial, if you have H.I.V. and are fighting for your life, or if you are a mother wondering why you can't protect your child against killers with unpronounceable names or if you are a farmer who knows that new seed varietals will mean you have produce that you can take to market in drought or flood.

One can argue that Dallas' inability to stop Atlanta's offence was the true culprit for their loss, yet it is hard not to wonder whether a Romo offence would have produce something more than what Weeden was capable of doing in the second half.

"That must have produced panic.

Others have produced less encouraging numbers.

Other surveys have produced similar findings.

These scandals have produced a whipsawing effect.

Instead, the Giants have produced inconsistency.