Sentence examples for thing of having from inspiring English sources

Now I couldn't deal with the whole thing of having to put animals down.

It was that thing of having an audience that wasn't biased and who had stumbled upon it.

"I had incredibly fat thumbs," he explained, "so I always had the embarrassing thing of having to use the sixteen-pound ball.

Sarah Brown, the director of the campaign, said: "The parents are in a 15-20-years-ago 15-20-years-ago 15-20-years-ago 15-20-years-ago

Women get on with that thing of having to cope and raise children – but there are a lot of guys for whom life hasn't turned out how they thought it might; who didn't become what they wanted to be.

"They are doing such extreme things but they've already done the extreme thing of having to seek refuge and run for their lives to come here, that's enough," she said.

You can accuse me of lots of things – of having a bad day, of missing chances, of many things- but I have always had ambition and always will have.

Afterwards, Caroline started to quarrel She accused Rod of being drunk, of saying the wrong thing & of having no idea what the dog meant to the people.

"None of those things consist of having a baby right now.

Ginny sometimes does these things because of having older brothers (Fred and George).

Bartlett said, "These things kind of have their time.