Sentence examples for possession something from inspiring English sources

The main difference is a play is not being called on every possession, something that took some getting used to.

It could be a personal possession; something to keep at home, carry around, examine up close whenever you pleased.

This creates a relentless feeling of being under pressure when in possession – something Italy looked uncomfortable with.

'It's a bit "Hello, I'm Barbara Bush".' Scads of dresses, two taxi rides and a humiliating encounter with a Matthew Williamson ensemble later, I have in my possession something in discreet black silk and a terrifyingly rigorous foundation garment.

He linked up well with left-back Marcos Rojo and QPR never really coped with Di Maria, or the tempo United had when he had possession, something that happened a lot, particularly in the first half.

Your T-shirt is yours – a personal possession, something you have a private use-right over.

Children, in Owen's mind, were possessions, something you had rather than nurtured.

The Nets switched coverage on Rose on different possessions, something they did not do in the first game.

Its main idea is that everlasting game of trying to possess your own soul by the possession of something outside of it, thereby losing your own soul and the thing outside of it, too".

An example of apostrophes used to indicate possession of something is, (i.e. Hannah owns--or possesses--the book).

The game's opening possession proved something of a harbinger.