The phrase 'have comfort' is not correct or usable in written English.
It is likely that you intended to use the phrase 'find comfort', as in 'She found comfort in her closest friends'.
"Now," Del Toro says, "we have comfort".
/ You must have comfort for a happy life".
"They want trips that are distinct and authentic plus have comfort and privacy," said Mr. Harteveldt.
"You cannot have comfort and take care of this Ebola thing," he says.
Even if we kill all of them, I won't have comfort," she said.
Jogging bottoms have comfort on their side: they fit loosely, are soft and have elasticated waistbands.
You have comforted others with such things, father.
But liberal Americans have comforted themselves that Giuliani is essentially unelectable outside New York.
Words have comforted many for the hope of a better tomorrow.
Billy Joel and Fleetwood Mac have comforted me on many a foggy or snowy morning in Washington.
"It's a real writer's place," says Kennedy, "but it has comfort, too.
