Sentence examples for have some not from inspiring English sources
"Unfortunately, I have some not so great news to pass along to you guys," the NASA official said.
On Thursday, addressing the way news of his retirement had circulated before he released his statement, he said he had therefore had to have some "not so pleasant conversations" because "unfortunately, some people chose to release the news before I had the chance to tell my team-mates".
I think we forget that we do actually have some (not many) technically gifted players we just left them all at home, does anyone remember a Joe Cole, or Adam Johnson?
At any rate, we have some "not exact quotes" that a guy wrote down in some 2007 notes, and this now forms the basis of a "news story" that still calls out for at least the level of scrutiny of that strange thing you heard about Sarah Palin joining Al Jazeera as an on-air pundit.
Have some (not-so-healthy) ready-rolled puff pastry in the freezer as it's ideal for quick and easy cooking.
"In sports, unfortunately, you're going to have some not-so-good endings with great players," Baer said.
I have lots of fun and positive traits, but I also have some not-so-fun and moody traits as well.
The problem is, if even five extra people have keys, a well-meaning person might make a copy for some other well-meaning person who might make another copy for some other well-meaning person, who might have some not-so-well-meaning friend swipe the key and make a copy for themselves.
The problem is, if even five extra people have keys, a well-meaning person might make a copy for some other well-meaning person who might make another copy for some other well-meaning person who might have some not-so-well-meaning friend swipe the key and make a copy for themselves.
[Director] Elizabeth Subrin had some not entirely flattering things to convey.
