Sentence examples for have theme from inspiring English sources
For just as zoos have become more entertaining, so too have theme parks become more educational.
Ballantine is surely well aware that there are book clubs that have theme parties based on a literary work's ambience.
Kevin Sheekey, the president of the host committee, however, announced that the city would have theme days during the convention.
Very often, they have variations in theme reminiscent of canonical variations like Mozart's Sonata in A major, where you have theme and variation.
To some extent, times have changed, and Mr. Blair, mindful that New York's gay scene has become more eclectic, less ghettoized (and less absurdly muscled), plans to have theme nights.
This is a simple rhyming theme, and so we have theme entries like SHEEN'S BEANS ("Actor Charlie's favorite food?") and PITT'S GRITS (Actor Brad's favorite food?") I liked most of the longer answers, like BLESS ME, I KID YOU NOT, and WAGON TRAIN, as well as the messy SLIME/SLOP western sector.
For the Pitifully Small-Bathroom People In a rare industry acknowledgment that most people do not have theme-park-size bathrooms, Fairmont Designs introduced four 18-inch-wide vanity and sink units that range in price from $850 to $1,150 and will be available in July.
Some of the festival nights have themes.
At the nicer hotels, carpets often have themes.
Camps typically have themed weeks to coincide with farm needs.
