Sentence examples for as to have a from inspiring English sources

— about as likely as to have a Fellini actress named Beatrice Portinari.

The rest of us won't be so lucky as to have a team interpreting the results.

In Forks that line's so palpable as to have a name; it's called Division Street.

The Laupheim welcoming committee went so far as to have a children's choir serenade her with a song in Hebrew.

Many of the steps that followed seemed intended as much to reassure as to have a real effect on terrorism.

"You have to design the pumping cycle so as to have a traction and a retraction phase," says Schmehl.

Once the cost drivers are identified, a product is redesigned so as to have a lower component count and to be made of cheaper material.

As well as betting on biotechnology, he bought a number of seed companies so as to have a lock on the science from laboratory to farm.

It is necessary to consider groups of stars of limited dispersion in distance so as to have a well-defined and reasonably spatially-uniform reference frame.

6 Music went so far as to have a Mercury day, as well as an hour's special on each potential winner.

My sister, Melissa, the middle child, was so responsible as to have a lifeguarding job, which left a white wristwatch mark on her tanned arm.