Examples of 'they had more' in a sentence
Meaning of "they had more"
They had more generally means that a group or individuals possessed a larger quantity, amount, or advantage compared to others
How to use "they had more" in a sentence
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they had more
She thought they had more time.
They had more questions about us as a couple.
They said they had more questions.
They had more resources than we thought.
They felt they had more talent.
They had more than some monies.
I do not believe they had more foresight.
They had more money back then.
He noticed they had more room now.
They had more phantasy than me then.
Maybe it looked like they had more.
Maybe they had more luck than we did.
Would be nice if they had more.
They had more questions after lunch.
I thought they had more time.
They had more meetings after that.
It would be nice if they had more space to swim.
They had more luck than brains.
They wish that they had more time.
They had more competitors this time.
It was as if they had more will to live.
They had more experience than you.
Because they had more fuel.
They had more women this year.
I actually wish they had more scenes together.
They had more than a neighborhood in common.
Some might wish they had more money.
They had more serious issues to address.
I just wish they had more time to cuddle.
They had more medical supplies on hand.
Everyone wishes they had more of it.
They had more important things to consider.
It would be great if they had more food choices though.
They had more of an empire waist to them.
They told him they had more still inside.
They had more time to spend together.
They could be healed if simply they had more faith.
If only they had more screen time.
The children came to understand they had more freedom.
But then they had more substance.
They were from out of state and they had more money.
Perhaps they had more forgiving gears.
She only wishes that they had more time.
They had more books in their house.
I tried to run away but they had more energy.
I wish they had more depth to them.
Prove to the landlord that they had more than enough.
And they had more questions.
Only four percent said they had more side effects.
They had more access to technology.
