Sentence examples for have words about from inspiring English sources

I'm fat, so people will have words about me talking about food, but that's normal.

Someone had recklessly fired a pistol in public, and Buzz Terhune intended to have words about it.

"The pope will certainly have words about the issues the young people have raised, their dissatisfaction or searches but also their great desire to participate in change," Cardinal Odilo Pedro Scherer, the archbishop of São Paulo, said last week.

Minions' $1bn-breaching run we've already had words about.

Love's young dream had "words" about the electric bikes.

He and Mr. Levine have had words about Mr. Mulholland directing people to free online resources about the prison system.

Eavis also had words about the cessation of live performance during the storm on Friday night: "Too many health and safety these days.

This Festival Commission has words about the Romney Marsh, Kent and local community by the outstanding poet, Claudia Daventry.

Yeovil boss Gary Johnson believes last season's top scorer Paddy Madden will return to form after the pair "had words" about the striker's attitude.

We've had words about the more salty animations, I will say.

And did she have words with him about it?