Sentence examples for as in has from inspiring English sources
That will not be good," my friend Marlene, who's a real writer, as in has degrees in writing and has several book published harshly warned me.
As in: "Has anyone seen my muslin?" To which the reply is usually: "It's on your shoulder …" The ultimate middle-class newborn accessory: French, inexplicably expensive and looks like a dog toy.
She calls me Dope, Mr. Shygart, coy little mother, Poochie (as in "Have fun tonight, Poochie"), Pussy-cake, Big Furry Bitch.
Chelate-metal complexes, such as DTPA-In, have been used as haptens [13].
The outpouring of volunteers, as in 1985, has been extraordinary.
It means "postdoctoral," as in having completed a Ph.D.
As in, have you seen Ali Baba around here?
As in: "Have you met his people, dear?
Because the other alternative" – as in having a boyfriend – "isn't really possible right now.
As in, "Have a great day," "Things are going great," "I'm feeling great".
Public discourse requires making an argument for a point of view, not having an argument -- as in having a fight.
