Sentence examples for have sentences from inspiring English sources

The advertisement now says the inmates have sentences of "up to 25 years to life".

Nearly four-fifths of the 6,300 inmates now at Angola have sentences of life or so long they are effectively so.

"I told the staff, we are no longer going to have sentences like 'Heels make themselves sparkly for fall,' " said Ms. Buck, who prefers brief declarative sentences.

The right way to think of the model-theoretic definition is that we have sentences whose truth value varies according to the situation where they are used.

Thus we have sentences κ and λ in the second-order language of equality that characterize the least uncountable cardinal and the power of the continuum, respectively.

Here we don't have (or don't just have) sentences varying in truth-value depending on context; we seem to have propositions varying in truth-value depending on context.

"These guys have sentenced themselves," he said.

Tonight we have sentenced thousands more to the same fate.

After past protests, judges have sentenced clappers to 15 days in jail or a fine.

Moreover, states have sentenced to death people who were proved innocent.

Fewer than half the states have sentencing commissions like Missouri's.