Sentence examples for have something additional from inspiring English sources

Ideally, your investors have something additional to offer, like specific expertise, relationships, and wisdom.

There's a scene where [Scott] comes to me -- he wants to have something additional done.

After Zachary complained to the university, Columbia told Zachary in an email they would consider speaking with them "if you believe your witnesses would have something additional to provide to the investigation".

"There is the exciting possibility of having something additional," he said, "enhancing and enlarging the function from a purely Orthodox liturgical church to one offering counseling, support and interreligious meetings".

During the Brazil 2014 World Cup qualifiers, Ecuador's captain Walter Ayoví declared that "these matches have always had something additional, a thorough rivalry.

While the lack of having something additional hanging off your camera makes this option seem more desirable, this may not be as effective as the digital display shade.

All these languages have something in common.

You have something to do every day".

"… to have something to attend.

I have something to say".

Nonetheless, we have something to say.