Sentence examples for to have part from inspiring English sources

Ohoud had to have part of her brain removed, along with one eye, and can no longer speak.

Preservationists are now focusing their efforts on a proposal to have part of the neighborhood designated as a city historic district.

We were so relieved to have part of him to put in the coffin that it didn't matter how much it was at that stage.

He is expected to have part ownership of an M.L.S. franchise in the future, although he has not disclosed his plans.

It can be used for many outside-the-tunnel decisions, like building savings: sign up to have part of your paycheck automatically deposited into a savings account.

A prisoner in a New York correctional facility was struck so hard by a prison officer that he had to have part of his genitals surgically removed.

"People think it's cheaper to have part-time officials, but it costs people a lot of money in other ways".

It is not unusual for presidential candidates to have part-time campaign advisers from the business and lobbying worlds.

High school students in the United States are far more likely to have part-time jobs: 64percentt of Americans ages 15 to 19 worked while in school, compared with an international average of 31percentt (only Canada and the Netherlands, with 69percentt, and Denmark, with 75percentt, were higher).

You don't want to have part-time people.

Obama wouldn't be the first president to have part-ownership of a major professional team.