Sentence examples for have a image from inspiring English sources

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have an image

No, the sentence 'have a image' is not correct.
You could use the sentence 'have an image' which is grammatically correct. For example, "I need to have an image for my website."

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We will generally choose an image to accompany a piece but if you have a image you would like to suggest then we will be more than happy to consider it.

The Guardian

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We also have an image crisis.

The New York Times

Hell, I don't have an image".

The New York Times

CONVERTS to Islam have an image problem.

The Economist

It doesn't have an image stabilizer.

The New York Times - Tech

MUSLIM converts have an image problem.

The Economist

"We have an image problem.

The Guardian

Producers also have an image problem.

The New York Times

Does HR have an image problem?

The Guardian

"We have an image problem," he said.

The New York Times

He had an image problem - which is to say, he didn't have an image.

The Guardian

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