Sentence examples for than to have from inspiring English sources

People would rather have more than to have less.

What better way than to have the suspect provide it?

In other words, better to have enjoyment after thoughtfulness than to have regret after enjoyment.

"It's better to play the game when we're already here than to have a doubleheader".

So what better way to start than to have Sandy Koufax surveying the early proceedings?

"There is no bigger reward or happiness than to have the trust of my nation".

Still, he said: "There's nothing better for our future than to have a large audience.

"I don't have any other means of subsistence other than to have to work".

What better than to have a symbol of American capitalism clasped to Russia's bosom?

No more than to have one's name written in a book.

There is nothing we like more than to have your work banned.