Sentence examples for has it to from inspiring English sources
Expected by its founders to become the state capital, Marshall lost out through political chicanery (as local lore has it) to its upstart neighbor, Lansing.
By the mid-seventies, the company had dismantled its research program, not wanting, in the end — so legend has it — to threaten the revenues that flowed from its tube-television patents.
She still has it to this day.
executive producer, vowed, as legend has it, to keep Costello off the show forever.
'Star quality is a hoary old phrase, but Naomie has it to spare,' says Danny Boyle.
General Marshall has it to a degree which veteran Washington correspondents call unprecedented.
THE party of Mao Zedong seems destined, as the old Chinese curse has it, to live in interesting times.
Sharpening their knives, managements intend, as the jargon has it, to be part of the solution, not of the problem.
And in this genre a touch of charisma -- Mr. Elba has it to burn -- goes a long way.
The statue faced north allowing Lee, as local legend has it, to keep a watchful eye on the enemy.
