Sentence examples for it to have something from inspiring English sources
As Matteo Renzi, the city's dynamic young mayor, put it, "Florence is an old, Renaissance city, but it is important for it to have something new in art".
By the name, we can expect it to have something around 20GB, but I just sent the folks an email to confirm.
A few understood it to have something to do with nerves or nerve endings.
I bought ready-made meals so I only had to heat-it to have something to eat.
But Brady said it has helped him to have something so huge to focus on.
But it needed to have something urgent about it".
The dress is white but it needed to have something fantastic to it.
It needs to have substance and depth; it has to have something important to say.
"It has to have something to do with their future," Mrs. Faust said.
Edward Albee: "From the playwright's view, it has to have something to do with the play!
Again I found myself browbeating the guys into using it, only to have something else fail.
