用“to have”造句大全，to have造句

[Informal] to have loose bowels; to have diarrhea

The easiest way to have insiders is to have outsiders.

I'd prefer to have pork.

I used to have to wear braces.

The women don't have to be skilled, they just have to have average looks.

You have said that who actually didn't have not to have who to be able.

Be Born with; to have always have had

I have to have a medical before going abroad.

You're going to have to learn to give and take.

What they have to do in order to feed the population, you have to have more land.

Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to have Jesus as your brother?

Meet you have spend all my luck, I never have the chance to have the choice.

They have to have tails.

You have to have a sharp knife.

They all have to have birthdays.

To have or cause to have emotional difficulties or inhibitions.

It's time to have supper.

If you're going to have a port, then you have to have a navy.

We should have perseverance, in particular, to have confidence!

We want to be loved, to have friends, to experience joy, to have security.

You have to have contacts to make a lot of money. You have to have opinions and expressions about relationships to go into different situations. You have to have ideas and statements to communicate the next meeting.

So, you really have to have that drive and ambition to make it to the top.

Is it good to have a pet?

to have meager knowledge

You have to have a bath.

Faber began to have doubts.

Love a person does not necessarily have to have, but have to cherish well.

I have no objection to have the meeting today .

It galls me to have to apologize to her.

That's what we have here, right, we have happen to have a function.

I have to have my own TV.

Sorry to have troubled you.

I have sworn to heaven to have my pound of flesh. I must have it!

It irritates me to have to shout to be heard

Success means to have a harmonious family.

You're just going to haveto have ice cream.

Have you been able to have any kind of contact?

to have a flutter on the horses

We vowed to have reunions.

'We have to decide on something. I'm going to have to buy the plane ticket soon.'

To have someone to listen to — to have a friend, to share life's ups and downs.

We'll have to have you over sometime.

To have a plain is to have a beautiful, to keep a plain is to have a happy.

Live to have fun.