Sentence examples for control to have from inspiring English sources

We always use boots two sizes too small – it gives us better control to have them so tight".

A spinner needs to feel in control, to have time, and certainly not feel the pressure to have to make something happen.

Because it is in the knot, there is no plan for the committees charged with overseeing rent control to have anything to say about it.

In Boston, the only other city with mayoral control to have had such a referendum, voters overwhelmingly approved the system in 1996, five years after the mayor took control.

Bleary-eyed travelers, many of whom have disembarked from the first plane ride of their lives, are randomly chosen at Passport Control to have their eyes digitally scanned by an American security company.

Dating most unfavourably is the decision of Australia's Board of Control to have a doctor preemptively remove the young star's tonsils before he'd even set off on his maiden Ashes voyage of 1930, wary of the tonsillitis Bill Ponsford had suffered on the previous tour.

It doesn't need to be centrally controlled to have an effect".

The dosage of superplasticizer was controlled to have the same slump flow of 600 mm.

Patients with laboratory-confirmed SARS were more likely than controls to have dyspnea, hypoxia, and rales.

Cases were significantly less likely than controls to have obtained a college education (p < 0.001).

Case-patients were not more likely than controls to have spent time outdoors (Table 1).