Examples of 'has had something' in a sentence
Meaning of "has had something"
has had something - suggesting possession or experience of a particular thing or situation
How to use "has had something" in a sentence
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has had something
Or anyone who has had something to drink.
From the beginning writer and director James DeMonaco has had something to say.
Pamela has had something special prepared.
Everything that you've received so far has had something to do with Wo Fat.
Finn has had something of a stop start career.
That is what every lawyer who has had something to hide has ever said.
She has had something happen that has caused severe injury to her.
And everybody here tonight has had something nice to say to me but you.
He has had something like 6 months to do so, and has failed to do so.
I feel the Internet has had something to do with this.
This is the first service where the station I'm working has had something go wrong.
Maybe this has had something to do with his eclectic tastes.
Everything that you have received has had something to do with Wo Fat.
WDTPRS has had something to do with the issue of liturgical translations.
Each country I have been honored to visit has had something different to offer.
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But if she has had something done, I am not going to bash her for it.
It seems the United States Supreme Court has had something to say about that.
Toys-to-life has had something of a rough ride of late after the shutdown of Disney Infinity.
Would you say that our James has had something on his mind lately?
Maybe the weather has had something to do with the slow start, I do not know.
When I think of a victim, I think of someone who has had something bad happen to them.
Instant photography has had something of a resurgence over the past few years.
Now residing back in the UK, Eager 's career has had something of a resurgence.
Pierre Carl Oulette has had something of a career resurgence in the last year.
No doubt the Ecofin Council has had something todo with it!
But the old building has had something of a new lease of life.
Mr President, the old Vienna Agency has had something of a chequered career.
Perhaps the FTC has had something to do with this.
Aye. Would you say that our James has had something on his mind lately?
I am glad that the Commission has had something to say about the Solidarity movement today.
But Messi has had something else.
This is about a man … who has had something very wrong done to him.
However, it is clear that this has had something of an effect on the guitarist.
After Mr. Mackins has had something to eat.
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