Sentence examples for possession of that from inspiring English sources
He changed his name from Klausner to Oz, a Hebrew word for "strength," though when he arrived at Hulda he was hardly in possession of that.
Possession of that banned book was later added to his charges.
"Was there an area that she took possession of, that became her own domain?" "No, not really.
Neither is he in possession of that inestimable quality of inculcating confidence, which Speed always had in spades.
"We'll take possession of that June 1 and it will finally come down soon after," said Mr. Diemer.
And now the Washington Capitals are in possession of that most crucial of National Hockey League X-factors: momentum.
ISO/IEC 15288 (2002) defines a stakeholder as "an interested party having a right, share or claim in the system or in its possession of characteristics that meet that party's needs and/or expectations".
Brown believes that Tito and the old man are in possession of information that would, if revealed, undermine public confidence in the U.S.'s participation in the Iraq War.
Rape Crisis South London spearheaded a successful campaign to criminalise the possession of pornography that depicts rape.
She can own a stage and take possession of songs that are very hard to dissociate from their original singers.
Five people are under investigation for unauthorized excavation of archeological artifacts, possession of artifacts that belong to the state and receiving stolen goods.
