Sentence examples for had or a from inspiring English sources

I know they might not remember a course they had or a beverage they drank a year later, but I want them to remember how they felt.

But I was startled by your use, twice, of the question, "Who is the real Barack Obama?" That question is practically a rallying cry of Obama's enemies on the extreme right who go on to call Obama a secret Muslim, or secret communist, or the most radical president we've ever had, or a man who hates America, all that besides being an impostor who isn't even a proper American citizen.

Almost one year ago to the day, Newcastle fought back from 4-0 down to draw 4-4 with Arsenal at St James Parkk but any half-time thoughts the travelling Toon Army may have had or a repeat showing were expunged when Adebayor scored a goal his performance so richly deserved with 25 minutes remaining.

"There's no love lost between lots of these criminal gangs," said Roy Ramm, former Commander of Special Operations at New Scotland Yard, "and if there's some revenge to be had or a debt to be paid it could be that someone decides to quietly blow a whistle for Essex Police tonight".

Not everyone has or likes a bath.

Have, or get, a Gmail account.

Have (or develop) a taste in fashion.

Always have folders or a binder.

Have newspapers or a litterbox in handy.

First Have a bath or a shower.

Have a boyfriend or a crush.