Sentence examples for have dots from inspiring English sources

Even the dots have dots.

Dots proliferate, and have dots themselves, as do areas of poured and swirled paint.

If the dish names have dots, you know you're not in Kansas any more.

Government maps showing reported incidents of crime in the locality in recent years have dots running down almost every street.

The one in our current location uses twenty-six lexcept, except in a mysterious temple labelled "IKEA," where some of the letters have dots over them.

None of the "x that changed the world" books are completely persuasive, for the reason that all dots have dots of their own.

"If we could have dot-anything, what would we want?

"You don't have dot to dot to dot," he said.

During the transition period, frozen lakes and glaciers could have dotted the surface.

Ever since then Paul supporters have dotted downtown Tampa on each day of the convention wielding Paul campaign posters.

Residential airparks, which have dotted the landscape for decades, have traditionally attracted military and commercial pilots.