Sentence examples for have shall from inspiring English sources

Some people have, shall we say, idiosyncratic taste.

It demonstrates what is called the Matthew effect: to those that already have, shall be given.

To those that already have shall be given even more, through the luck of birth or buying a house decades ago.

This process of mutual reinforcement provides the selective pressure that is the prerequisite for any Darwinian-based theory: to those neuronal networks that have shall be given, from those that have not, even what little they have shall be taken away.

NICK PAUMGARTEN: And yet New York and Massachusetts, two non-extractive states, have, shall we say, mature political situations, rife with corruption.

"Old Hollywood people who have, shall we say, known him would tell me stories," said Matt Tyrnauer, a writer for Vanity Fair and the director of the 2008 documentary "Valentino: The Last Emperor".

She has not had, shall we say, a good Tucson.

We had, shall we say, a lot of vigorous debate.

He had, shall we say, a bit of a thing about burglars.

"He had, shall we say, a very robust belief in his abilities," Mr. Quarmyne said.

Sure, most Britons knew before that the US had, shall we say, some racial issues.