Sentence examples for have a bush from inspiring English sources

We'd have a bush dance for just the two of us!

"We don't have a Bush v. Gore problem," Judge Kozinski said.

We have a bush that produces masses of red currants and have found lots of ways to use them.

If you do not have a Bush Fire Survival Plan, know what you will do if the fire threatens your property.

10) If you have a bush growing out of your ear or nose, use the weed whacker before you take me to the theater.

While some families, especially original Eastern European immigrants, choose to have a bush or small tree in their homes during the holidays, it has NO religious connotation, and serves to help them (and their children) assimilate into American culture.

"We could have a Bush-Lieberman administration," Mr. Iwanciw continued, smiling devilishly at how it was actually possible the House would choose the Republican for president while an evenly divided Senate settled the vice presidency as Mr. Gore broke the tie in favor of his running mate.

"I believe if you have a Bush-Lazio tax plan, and it passed, you'd all be better off the day after because all of you can afford to come here today," Mr. Clinton told the 25 donors gathered at a Georgetown home for seafood canneloni, veal medallions and lemon souffle.

It's a collection of ideas that haven't been tested or just don't work but its adherents still have a Bush-like unshakable faith in it because...well, it's just RIGHT and reality be damned.

Your horse could be scared, spooked, or even have a burr bush stuck in his tail.

For example, when we generally imagine where a rock would have landed had a bush not been in its path, we don't typically imagine that the rock would have suddenly reversed direction from its current path.