Sentence examples for have someone rather from inspiring English sources

They bypassed the line of fans at the door and heard Bob Wooler, the resident DJ, announce a welcome message over the club's public-address system: "We have someone rather famous in the audience today.

David Bowie seems like a nice boy, though people kept calling him ugly and fat (one wonders if Brecht had someone rather different in mind).

Prices will vary depending on level of experience and how much work you need doing but I can say from personal experience that it pays to have someone reputable rather than going for the cheapest option.

If the TARP banks are to be a main investment vehicle for the next stage of recovery -- as they should be, it is after all our money not theirs -- it is heartening to have someone elected rather than board appointed as our commander-in-chief.

"I'd rather have someone who ran the government well.

He'd rather have someone else do it, like me".

"Some people have said they would rather have someone older," Mr. Opie said.

Ms. Strauss said about fund-raising, "I would rather have someone stab me in the face".

"I like them, and I'd much rather have someone in there than the house empty".

"I thought, I'd rather have someone who represents what the words are about.

I'd rather have someone's trust than just about anything else.