Sentence examples for had plants from inspiring English sources

I've not had plants, pets or children.

He pointed out that the company had plants and research offices in Mississippi and Alaska.

There are exceptions to this - one immediately thinks of Derek Jarman's garden at Dungeness, but even that had plants growing in the lee of other plants.

Mr. Auerbach documented the decaying floor, which had plants pushing up through the map, through a series of 2,500 aerial photographs.

A number of the sources for such information are blacked out — an indication that the F.B.I. had plants inside the relevant organizations.

More to the point, perhaps, ICI had plants and offices all over Britain, which made it a highly political issue for the many MPs whose constituents might be affected - including several in marginal Tory seats.

Others had planted earlier groves as well.

If the police had planted the blood, could they also have planted sweat?

The ideas had planted themselves in me long ago.

Mr. Ridgway acknowledged last summer that he had planted it there.

The boys had planted them there and called a teacher.