Sentence examples for have one very from inspiring English sources

The house may lack an Internet connection, but it does have one very friendly cat, who sat beside me on the sofa.

But these agencies have one very important thing in common -- their jobs changed fundamentally on Sept. 11, 2001.

She did, however, have one very powerful friend.

They have one very important thing in common.

"Now you have one very major company building one facility".

Because so far, the Nationals have proven this much: They have one very formidable pitching staff.

Harper and Boras have one very large consolation in their stare-down with the Phillies.

Jeyasingh, however, did have one very important number to give him - a telephone number in Limerick.

"Unfortunately, if we have one very controversial decision in the 298 bouts during this year's competition," he said.

Although he had few marketable skills, he did have one very American ability: He knew how to drive.

Although I learn very slowly and change more slowly still, I have one very beautiful thing in my favour – I write, I do something creative.