Sentence examples for have fringe from inspiring English sources
"have fringe" is not an accurate or correct phrase in written English
You could use the phrase "have bangs" to describe someone's hairstyle that covers their forehead. For example: "The woman had long brown hair with bangs that reached her eyebrows."
The chairs are covered in hide (python, in one case), and some have fringe and brass fittings.
Nevertheless, such negative stereotyping can, ironically, have fringe benefits, just as childbirth and the oppression women have historically suffered have bonded them in a way that most men have denied themselves.
They don't have Fringe to show me, but they are showing me other media that is related to Fringe in a number of ways.
Home health HCAs experienced comparatively lower job stability, earned less, worked the fewest hours and were less likely to have fringe benefits than HCAs employed in hospitals and nursing homes.
Our results clearly demonstrate a hierarchy within the HCA workforce, home health aides have the least job stability, lowest pay, fewest work hours and are the least likely to have fringe benefits, as compared to HCAs employed in hospitals and NHs.
Repeat until all the holes have fringe strips hanging through them.
The margins of the hind feet have fringes of skin, and the second and third toes are fused.
Some of us own frankly robotic devices like the Roomba, or would except that we've been warned not to because we have fringed carpets.
Most have fringes of tentacles equipped with cnidocytes around their edges, and medusae generally have an inner ring of tentacles around the mouth.
Many other small, yellow discos have fringed or hairy margins to the discs, like Anthracobia melaloma; this latter species grows on or near moss, rather than wood.
The ensign does not have fringes or tassels [and] is supplied with cords and a mechanism for raising it on the stern beam or the mast".
