Sentence examples for had a dummy from inspiring English sources
Smith had a dummy issue with him.
Half used viruses that had had a dummy DNA sequence engineered in instead.
In the 1960's Mr. Newton had a dummy made in the image of the model Willy van Rovy.
In his office, he had a dummy phone that rang whenever he stepped on a secret button under his desk; he would then cite urgent business to chase away guests who had overstayed their welcome.
Declarer could have established dummy's spade suit by taking his three top honors and leading the ten for a ruffing finesse, but he would not have had a dummy entry left.
The film, however, neglects to note how both party and country had already had a dummy-run in converting grief into New Labour politics with the death of the much-loved John Smith - a spasm of public sadness which has become the most utterly forgotten event in modern British history.
His divorced dad lives with a much younger trophy wife, who thinks it's OK for a toddler still to have a dummy.
If she has a dummy in their mouth at this age, at four, it really can damage her teeth and it is very likely to hinder speech development," the article quoted nurse and midwife Clare Byam-Cook as saying.
Using the few snatches of description he has from eyewitnesses, he has a dummy constructed to resemble the Judge — ostensibly to jar his witnesses' memories, but in fact to provide Fleischer with the setup for one of the great shock effects of the period.
That is, each country has a dummy variable.
