Examples of 'have got a very' in a sentence
Meaning of "have got a very"
have got a very: This phrase is often used to emphasize possession or acquisition of a specific attribute, quality, or characteristic. It conveys a strong assertion or declaration regarding the presence or possession of the indicated feature or trait
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have got a very
You have got a very muscular neck.
Publications in the area have got a very high quality score.
We have got a very promising potential client.
So you can see we have got a very bright future.
I have got a very big blind date.
Haas think they have got a very fast car.
I have got a very remorseful anchor here.
Keep writing because you have got a very good skill.
You have got a very short window.
She has been a brilliant rapporteur and we have got a very positive result.
You have got a very big nose.
So either you are stealing from me or you have got a very good reason.
You have got a very important job to do.
The more likely they are to think they have got a very serious problem.
We have got a very big task ahead of us.
It was an excellent interview and you have got a very impressive CV.
You have got a very chic chair.
I have only been here for a few days but I think you have got a very beautiful country.
I have got a very sick man here.
Thank goodness I have got a very long hose.
We have got a very bizarre situation here.
All women I know have got a very clear line.
I have got a very nice bottle of bubbly.
And I think you have got a very strong chance.
I have got a very handsome guest here.
Chris Smith and the Environment Agency have got a very difficult job to do.
You have got a very suspicious nature.
If we get this wrong, we have got a very big problem.
You have got a very special talent.
Still, it strikes me that you have got a very tortuous mind.
We have got a very important presentation coming up.
No, not unless we have got a very good reason.
I have got a very pleasant surprise today.
Come on it 's clear you have got a very vivid imagination.
We have got a very short development window.
For a start, you have got a very nasty twin.
I have got a very prominent corpus collosum.
I would rather say we have got a very disturbed, sick individual.
I have got a very important meeting today.
Anyone ever tell you you have got a very nice butt?
You have got a very small brain.
Anyone ever tell you you have got a very sexy voice?
They have got a very thin skin.
Lorry drivers - they are always telling us they have got a very hard job.
You have got a very special brain.
It 's a sunshiny day and we have got a very special treat for you.
You have got a very caring family.
And today is not just any day, we have got a very special guest.
You have got a very good nose.
Ifyou can still hear a sibilance on those, you have got a very overactive imagination.
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