Sentence examples for have damage on from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'have damage on' is not correct
You could use the phrase "suffer damage," which means to have been damaged or injured in some way. For example: "The restaurant suffered damage from the hurricane."
It bears New York license plates EEN-5973, may have damage on its rear passenger side, and may be carrying a blue 2005 Yamaha scooter.
"If you look at the car-sharing model, the biggest problem those companies face is damage and repairs, because if someone is renting a BMW or Toyota then they'll want a nice, clean car that doesn't have damage on it," Steinberg said.
But it has damaged him on at least three occasions since he quit his three-decade career in the UN and entered Indian politics in 2008.
The tide had damaged the skin on her hands.
The United Nations-financed Radio Okapi, citing witnesses, said the plane had damaged 10 houses on three streets.
Water leakage from this unit has damaged my apartment on three occasions in the last 18 months.
The band had damaged an amplifier on the way to the studio, so it buzzed when music was played.
Police say they've collected evidence from the scene, and say the car will have fresh damage on the driver's side of the car.
Thousands of villages have been inundated, crops have been damaged on millions of acres of farmland and millions of people have had to flee to high ground.
Farrell Fitch, 59 Chevy Chase, Md., agency worker I have nerve damage on the left side of my face, a result of shingles.
D2 buildings have moderate damage on structural elements, such as failure of walls or cracks on columns, and require additional supports to maintain the seismic performance.
