Sentence examples for had something done from inspiring English sources
My mom or I had something done, and not just cosmetic surgery.' That was an incredible experience in my life".
But Mr. Marclay is a post-Jasper Johns version of a Duchampian-Cageian: like Mr. Johns, he seems to feel that the only thing better than a ready-made is a manipulated ready-made, a found object or image that had something done to it.
Your review talked about Marclay as "a post-Jasper Johns version of a Duchampian-Cageian" — someone who delights most in "a found object or image that has had something done to it" — and nothing resonated with that more, for me, than "The Bell and the Glass," a mixed-media piece from 2003.
My growing preoccupation was instead just how little we really know about the food that sits on our supermarket shelves, in boxes, cartons and bottles – food that has had something done to it to make it more convenient and ready to eat.
This boy, who is also fatherless, has had something done to him that is so brutal it is difficult to imagine.
For example, these sources could suggest treatments were available which were actually for other conditions giving a sense of false hope: "Well, [name] had something done to his eye at the hospital, didn't he?
That doesn't stop Frenchwomen from having "something done".
