Sentence examples for had a controversy from inspiring English sources

Lindland, when his time came, had a controversy of his own to clear up: horizontal cords, he said, do not make you look fat.

Lately, we've had a controversy over whether John Kerry was trying to avoid Massachusetts taxes on his new $7 million yacht by docking it in Rhode Island.

Of course, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul were on that stage as well, and the irony was that they had to work harder to get attention because neither man had a controversy du jour that brought the spotlight in their direction.

"Now Steck has a controversy of his own".

With just 49 days until the Games begin, Britain has a controversy to confront.

"Me coming from Chuck's system, I said: 'We're not going to have a controversy.

"It is the last match of the tour, let us not have a controversy," said the India captain.

We already have a controversy on testing because they seem to exclude the wrong people some time.

Here we have a controversy between two divisions of the National Railroad Adjustment Board as to the disputes over which they respectively have jurisdiction.

He added: "I didn't want to have a controversy within the church, and I didn't want a controversy to affect the wedding of Charles and Te'Andrea.

With all of the variation in soccer, I am curious to know if there is any possible way to have a controversy such as this.