Sentence examples for have something like it from inspiring English sources

If the NSA didn't build Careto, it's a safe bet that they have something like it.

That need to put remorse on display, which can't exactly be a legal sentence, means that "it's hard to deny that they have something like it".

Okay, maybe not everybody has this problem, but surely you have something like it.

Flaubert: "Shut up and get on with it"), I couldn't help regretting that I didn't have something like it to guide me during those long months in college when I was trying, unsuccessfully, to hide my anxiety.

You might have something like it in your town unless your town is crappy.

The Athenaeum Hotel and Apartments in London has something like it: This year, it is charging the same figure in dollars for its rates as in pounds, for any night.

We might have had something like it, too, if the framers of the American Constitution had known about it.

In fact, some said, they wished they had something like it to treat cocaine addiction.

"It would have prevented so much misery if we had had something like it sooner," she says.

The Nationals did not quite have their full lineup, with Michael Morse and Adam LaRoche resting injuries, but they had something like it.

Had something like it not been done, the debt of the United States government might be lower now, but the nation's credit would be far worse.