Sentence examples for have veritable from inspiring English sources

Celeb sisters have veritable fashion empire, including ultraluxe label The Row and customized T-shirt website StyleMint.

The databases benefit from having veritable slave labor to help build them -- the center's graduate students who cull information from sources available to the public in 22 languages.

To gain market share, some have started veritable price wars.

That's where we do have a veritable cornucopia of choice.

Along with faster computers, the pools of data available to be mined have become veritable oceans over the years.

Couple those moronic misconceptions with the obscene profit-motive of the agribusiness corporations, and you have a veritable Holocaust for our poor, defenseless animals.

The people of Wisconsin have a veritable cornucopia of reasons they believe that Mr. Walker — along with four Republican state senators — should be recalled from office.

"Those people have performed veritable miracles," he said, referring to the Shiite Muslims who are the largest sect among Lebanon's 4 million inhabitants.

Afghanistan's western border towns with Iran have become veritable zombie villages in recent years — encampments where entire families are shambling addicts.

So baby belugas have a veritable buffet of milk at their disposal.

Councillor Gordon Hook, the Lib Dems' highways spokesman, said: "We have a veritable epidemic of potholes and it's getting worse.