Sentence examples for have him up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmadinejad was back in town, and Columbia just had to have him up for a schmooze.

The more reputable "quick counts" have him up between 4 and 5.38 points over his rival, Prabowo Subianto (this was Indonesia's first presidential election featuring just two candidates).

"We're going to show him the city and our practice site, and we'll have him up to Westchester for a little while," said Scott Layden, the Knicks' general manager.

He was much, much better on the ice than in the booth, but it was great to have him up there last night, as an avatar for the legions of hockey fans who can never help getting a little choked up at the spectacle of a team, even the opposing one, celebrating with the Stanley Cup.

We're glad we have him up front for us.

"It will take him a little bit of time to adjust to the demands of the English game and he's also got to learn our language, but we hope to have him up and running for the start of the season".

They believed the man had him up against the wall.

In late September, it had him up by ten points.

I feel good about having him up there making them.

In Florida, both polling firms showed Romney ahead: Rasmussen had him up by two points; We Ask America had him up by three points.

Iowa caucus-goers had thrilled to Gingrich; a poll from a month ago had him up by fifteen percentage points.