Sentence examples for on having that from inspiring English sources

"I have never been in any doubt that James needs another season at least to carry on having that responsbility and in a way experimenting with things tactically on the pitch.

My insurance people said, ‘Yeah, they are very high targets for being stolen.' Mum and dad weren't too keen on having that on their drive so we sent that one back".

Often related to them having a new partner who wasn't so keen on having that kid in the household.

"There is no amount of money you can put on having that extra day off," she says.

If an outside buyer is solicited, then the focus should be on having that buyer pay the highest price, she said.

For the 28 women running for parliamentary seats, who had been counting on having that extra year to build name recognition, the new schedule has meant a scramble to win supporters.

Being that publicly known—I was one of those kids that others at school just knew about and disliked and chose to pick on… Having that notoriety at that time while dealing with my own identity and severe abuse at home from my parents as well, it was difficult.

"I get very proud to pull this shirt on and have that crest on my chest.

Where on earth has that come from?

Couldn't those characters on Thirtysomething have that?

On Saturday Zimbabweans had that vote.