Sentence examples for are had in a from inspiring English sources

"I really think there is absolutely no excuse for anyone in parliament to be misinformed about issues that affect their electorate, absolutely no excuse, so I would hope that we could ensure that those debates are had in a way that is informed".

Landing slots, once impossible to get in China, can now apparently be had in a day.

Or maybe there are gains to be had, in a limited, economic sense.

"There are not many prizes to be had in a supporting position," said Spall.

"I thought Josh had some of the best stuff he's had in a while," Valentine said.

"Home advantage is important; any advantage to be had in a game like this is revolved around that.

That combination can now be had in a clock called the Wise Clock: our Reese's Cup, if you will.

My son commented that the chicken was the moistest he's had in a stir-fry dish.

Unless NBC makes huge changes to its leadership, the discussion may as well have been had in a vacuum.

Fun can still be had in a single room, for both game enthusiasts and the uninterested alike.

In a house or apartment, similar conditions may be had in an unobstructed east or west window.