Examples of 'had a village' in a sentence
Meaning of "had a village"
Had a village: This phrase is typically used in a metaphorical sense to suggest that someone is missing something or reminiscing about a place or time that holds sentimental value to them
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had a village
The old village had a village green.
Locals had a village kid fingered for the killings.
Nyine also wondered if he even had a village to return to.
Warren had a village president.
I did not think we had a village.
We had a village meeting.
I wish my girl had a village.
I just had a Village People flashback.
We have never had a village.
I just had a Village People flashback . Nothing.
A prehistoric earthwork in the Gestelenwald may have had a village near it.
Our town had a village fool.
Well, you know what they say-- it takes a village. Well, they already had a village.
Only those who previously had a village on this world may enter it.
I did not want anyone to know I had a village accent.
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For more than 20 years, Selawik had a village public safety officer who would sometimes arrest bootleggers.
Like any other town, we had a village fool.
Until 2005 Bampton had a village school, which closed due to lack of children.
Well, they already had a village.
The Matinecock had a village in the area.
At the mouth of the river, Indians had a village named " Noroaton.
The Shawanese also had a village at the mouth of the creek.
Minore is now uninhabited, but in the past had a village with over 500 residents.
You did not know you had a village till I told you.
Besides its windmill every village had a village chapel or church at its core.
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