Sentence examples for have got against from inspiring English sources

What is it, does Wangford think, that the English have got against it?

On another occasion, his drollness surfaced when Ian and I were driving through yet another incinerated town, levelled into the dust of its own charred masonry, in horrified silence – until Ian leaned back in his seat, staring out, and said quietly: "What is it the Serbs have got against roofs?" Ian's son, Paul, described his father as "a man of many words unless he wanted to be a man of few.

The story began in Tottenham, where Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howaswalkingking down a street being interviewed by a journalist about what the locals have got against the boys in blue.

I don't know what they've got against me".

"Please tell me what you've got against DA Points apart from his silly name," writes Jo Wight.

We can be sure that the hard-core opponents of reform will continue to throw all they've got against this bill.

Something like: "If you use your three weakest starters against the Phillies, we'll throw everything we've got against the Giants"?

To have another opportunity to compete and to show what I've got against the best in the world, that's really what I was after".

There's nothing I've got against the stereotypical flubby queen but at some point it becomes patronising to gay people.

"I think Mona might be the best argument we've got against human cloning".

We probably could have done without the interesting series of judgy conservative folk asking what we've got against condoms.