Sentence examples for have something from from inspiring English sources

"I have something from each season's collection.

We have something from every country we've visited.

I've got to have something from the 1980s, too.

As he always did, he told her he didn't want her to have something from prison.

Nottinghamshire progress to Finals Day and have something from a disappointing season.

I look in the sale racks; sometimes they have something from last year but, if it fits I don't care".

Perhaps "old Europe" still has something from which we might learn.

"I had something from room service a couple of nights ago and yesterday wasn't good at all," McIlroy explained.

"It seems everyone I talk to has something from a trip or a family member that's meaningful to them," Mr. Jaillite said.

He added: "We should have had something from the game.

They were the company we all had something from.