Sentence examples for is a has from inspiring English sources

This concept which Rand often expresses in propositional form as the Law of Identity, "A is A"—has as a corollary the principle of causality: since everything has a specific nature, a thing can act only in ways consistent with that nature.

Concepts are further enriched by its instances and attributes using relationships like "is a", "has a" etc.

involving a Stieltjes integral with a signed measure, that is, A has bounded variation.

(int_{0}^{1}u(s),dA s)) denotes the Riemann Stieltjes integral with a signed measure, that is, A has bounded variation.

Homeboy is a has a black belt and, in order to honor his fellow black belts, he's created a watch just for black belts.

Thomas, 90, is a has-been who has lost much the credibility and standing she once had as a trailblazing journalist.

Even with these advantages Foursquare failed to sustain a Facebook-scale audience, and today is a has-been of the tech world.

"Oz" and two other great Judy Garland musicals tell the story: in 1939 she has a restorative dream about emeralds and witches; in 1948's underappreciated "The Pirate" she has frankly sexual dreams about Gene Kelly in tights; by 1954, in "A Star Is Born," she has a husband who is a has-been, a drunk and a suicide.

Being a Grunwald has had its advantages.

The visible bra, perhaps in a contrast color under a taut sweater or peeping through lace, may have been very 1980s Madonna but is a has-been look.

Mr. Baio isn't pitiful because he is a has-been.