Sentence examples for make or have from inspiring English sources

Nor did the "ricin ring" make or have ricin.

People also don't make or have the time to do it".

Hollinghurst's writing does something similar when I'm about to make – or have just made – some crass generalisation about the state of the English novel.

The plain language of section 107 of the Copyright Act authorizes teachers to make or have made "multiple copies" of excerpts from copyrighted books for classroom use as a matter of fair use.

Her focus was on behavior — something she identified as a gesture or assumption no black girl would make or have — no matter where she came from or whatever her past.

One caveat: If you make or have arrangements that would exclude your new spouse from part of your estate, make sure you have a conversation about it.

In its response, the Big Board did not discuss any changes that it would make or has considered making to improve its governance.

At times I may have selected the wrong movie to make or had momentary lapses in how I've handled myself in certain situations.

They don't get a seat at any table where decisions are made or have the ear of the powerful.

But those disclosures have often not been made, or have been made in such a general way as to be meaningless.

Often priests have declined to officiate unless certain concessions were made or have refused to permit Protestant clergy members to have a role in the service.