Sentence examples for have one from from inspiring English sources
But experts say women are unlikely to complain since they often want a boy as intensely as their husbands and fathers-in-law, or cannot resist the relentless pressure to have one from families they depend on for economic survival.
For instance, I have one from last February, for $19.60, from Mazar Mediterranean Restaurant, on Ventura Boulevard in Woodland Hills, California, where the falafel was dry, but the spring grass along the Southern California highway was a shade of green such as I had never seen before in nature — startling, almost lurid, like Pernod.
Spending $200 on a set-top box might not make sense to viewers who have one from a cable or satellite provider.
Now we have one from our own village.
We have what the people put down, but we don't have one from the city".
"I have one from Venini that's a terrible flower vase," she said.
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Nicolls Road in Stony Brook has one from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (631) 724-0871.
The UK has had a "stamp tax" on stock sales for centuries, and the US had one from 1914 to 1964.
He had one from someone who wanted to make a speech on top of the mountain on the 21st.
On Tuesday, he wore a Japanese product, and Monahan also has one from Germany that Matsui will try.
Every commercial channel has one, from breakfast through to lunch.
