Sentence examples for have one will from inspiring English sources

The passphrase (if you have one) will be your second line of defense in that case.

Making it more expensive to have one will only add to this number.

The cost of watching a black and white set — for the few who still have one — will increase by £1 to £50.50.

However, what you write about, or your specialism if you have one, will determine what opportunities you can take advantage of.

Another determinate of local cost of living is whether your partner, if you have one, will be able to find employment.

"One, will we even have [an election], and two, if we have one, will it pass?

And Needham, Harper & Steers, New York, which has had one, will soon have five.

Having one will require deletion of the data," the official wrote.

It is still possible to teach English in China and South Korea without a qualification, but having one will open up more opportunities.

He was the type of dude who, if he has one, will end up having ten.

Not having one will have you running around like a chicken without a head and sometimes result in failure.