Sentence examples for to have into from inspiring English sources
verb
To possess, own, hold.
- I have a house and a car.
This dappled sheep is the type of congregant that Schonfeld is happy to have into his fold.
Of note are Appsecute's API connectors that it open-sourced to allow developers and operations people to get the view they want to have into their own infrastructure and SaaS environments.
These are notable first steps in limiting the kinds of unchecked access the public thinks it's entitled to have into the lives of celebrities.
The first intake to have into this program is planned to start training in September 2013.
Enzymatic inhibition of the PCR is also a matter to have into consideration when testing environmental samples.
Only factor the money that you know you're going to have into your budget.
We seem to have grown into "Falstaff".
She tries to teach him to have insight into himself.
(I seem to have walked into a drummer joke).
"We seem to have tapped into a mood.
He seems to have settled into a pleasant baseball afterlife.
