Sentence examples for have something for a from inspiring English sources
(There are lines that suggest a vaudeville joke: "Doctor, do you have something for a headache?" "Yes. Take this hammer and hit yourself on the head").
"You have something for an upsherin?" a bearded Hasidic customer asked on a recent Friday, inquiring about a gift appropriate for the celebration marking an Orthodox boy's first haircut, usually on his third birthday.
"We had something for an Xbox, that got robbed," said a 15-year-old girl from Brixton Hill, who looted Debenhams in Clapham Junction.
For the researchers to identify what species their sample reads correspond with, they must have something for comparison in a database.
"I have something for you".
We'll have something for everyone".
Have something for your lips.
Have something for everyone in your lesson.
Where to stay Agriturismo La Tesa has something for everyone: a handful of simple but charming bedrooms, a self-catering apartment perfect for families, and a campsite.
As I started to leave, Mr. D'Alessandro clasped my hand, and said he had something for me — a gift from the Vucciria.
He said that the episode had "something for everyone", with an "apocalyptic" action storyline which tied in neatly to an interesting character drama.
