Sentence for have | Use have in a sentence

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• But have care. (10)
• I have no tears. (10)
• Have some of this. (8)
• Have you gone silly? (8)
• You have the money there. (10)
• Jane, you have never seen Mr. (4)
• She seemed to have no armour. (8)
• You may have to go home alone. (9)
• Have we broken through a bridge? (9)
• Come in, Vicar, and have some grog. (8)
• I have seen his portrait and hers. (10)
• How long have you known the last witness? (8)
• Heart, for any other purpose, I have not. (10)
• The mother would not have encouraged her. (10)
• All these things would have to be remedied. (8)
• I have seen the king upon the battle-field. (10)
• But I must have time to look into the report. (8)
• They might even have to get a special licence. (8)
• She can have no means of gaining this knowledge. (18)
• You have to be on the defensive from that moment. (10)
• Edmund, you have heard me mention Charles Anderson. (4)
• I have brought my other son and daughter to see you. (4)
• I have never had such a right-about-face in my life. (10)
• I used to pray he might not have much ear for music. (10)
• Betsey and I have been watching for you this half-hour. (4)
• Would one really wish to have her beside one in death? (10)
• A man might have thought that she made no direct answer. (10)
• Her aunt Forey warned her to have her dresses in readiness. (10)
• The old man, glass in hand, seems to have lapsed into coma.] (8)
• What provincial paper does not have the same story to tell? (16)
• I have the greatest dislike in the world to that sort of thing. (4)
• He felt that he could have helped her under happier conditions. (10)
• I have made him wait for me; I will be patient in waiting for him. (10)
• Let us have an evening together, and then go: for good, if you like. (10)
• If I go, I shall only have to come down again when they loot the house. (8)
• A touch upon the trigger and all would have been well with Carter Druse. (1)
• If they had lived in London they would have been even more furious, I expect. (8)
• For all that was practical in it, it might just as well not have been written. (22)
• I have a fancy that they would all vanish away if I saluted them in botanical terms. (9)
• He would peremptorily have stopped the frenzy in its first intoxicating effervescence. (10)
• Of course the Glenmore will be a dead loss, and the banks have begun to call my loans. (13)
• But neither have they so much harm in them: they, too, are more ignorant than malevolent. (9)
• It is impossible that your own observation can have given you much knowledge of the clergy. (4)
• But the white serge was an inspiration which few men would have had the courage to act upon. (9)
• I smiled when I left the house, to have to own our little Fredi starting us all on the road. (10)
• You have them pointed out to you in the street, with their figures attached to them like titles. (10)
• It does drive me so wild the way you throw away all the chances you have of making a little money. (8)
• Lowell, as we have seen, had not at the outset refrained from a critical attitude toward Lincoln. (14)
• Those two would have writhed like head and tail of a worm, at a division on the way to the station. (10)
• Her little brown spaniel, very old, who seemed only to have held on to life just for her return, died. (8)
• None of these devices require much additional expense, and should, on this basis, have a broad appeal. (17)
• This would have amused her, nine times out of ten, but the tenth time had come when she chose to resent it. (9)
• Signora Bianca Luciani: of whom we have read almost to the hearing her; enough to make the mistake at times. (10)
• What more tragic than to have come out of an elysium of warm arms round each other, to this sudden hostility! (8)
• No one would imagine his age, from his appearance, and he has more fun than any young man I have listened to. (10)
• In his naïve ignorance he imagined that he could have prevented that extreme step, had he but come two days earlier. (12)
• He, one of those clean-shaven naval men of good presence who have retired from the sea, but not from their susceptibility. (8)
• Intentions have lungs, Carlo, and depend on the circumambient air, which, if not designedly treacherous, is communicative. (10)
• Even then it will be dangerous to repose beneath my branches in the belief that I am sapless because I have changed colour. (10)
• If Ruth had come, there would have been a barrier to that awful flowing; time would have had to start anew. (12)
• He bethought him of various means of stopping the telegraph and smothering the tale, if matters should have touched the worst here. (10)
• If I had reflected at all, I must have seen that Uncle Anthony would never have carried so much through the streets. (10)
• The oddness of the instrument in one respect may have served his turn; we have no grounds for thinking him malignant. (10)
• She could almost have thought that Edmund and Miss Crawford had left it, but that it was impossible for Edmund to forget her so entirely. (4)
• He seemed to have no sense that the Universe was equally compounded of those two symbols, whose point of reconciliation had not yet been discovered. (8)
• Mrs. Berry had acted conspicuously in fifteen marriages, by banns, and by licence, and to have such an obvious requisite dinned in her ears was exasperating. (10)

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