Sentence examples for has of a from inspiring English sources

The longer it goes on, the more chance he believes the left has of a recovery.

In another letter from prison, Jianguo described those primary-school years as "uneventful," aside from a vivid memory he has of a great summer storm that struck while he walked back to school one Sunday afternoon.

That was when Valentino Garavani started out working with the Paris couturier Jean Dessès and made a sketch (which he still has) of a dress for the Mexican actress María Félix.

I think when August's mother chooses to live in the old house, she does so as a way of aligning herself with the memories she has of a previous life.

Dick never showed much life around adults, as if the effort would be a wasted one, or maybe he was afraid, the inherent dread that a smaller creature has of a larger one.

The team principal, Christian Horner, confirmed his drivers would be allowed to race and, with this the best chance either has of a final win this season, their fight is likely to be uncompromising.

'Kaboom' has more of a Zen quality".

Obama has spoken of "a new foundation".

What hope has he of a job?

Another has part of a wall missing.

It has characteristics of a hanging garden.