Examples of 'they had much' in a sentence
Meaning of "they had much"
they had much - This phrase could imply a variety of different meanings depending on the context. It might suggest that a particular group or individuals possessed a significant amount of something, whether tangible or intangible
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they had much
I do not think they had much of a choice.
They had much more resources than me.
I do not think they had much choice.
They had much more firepower than we did.
I do not think they had much money.
They had much food and were overfed.
I do not think they had much success.
They had much to lose through rebellion.
It does not look like they had much of a plan.
They had much more experience.
Not sure that they had much chi.
They had much bigger plans for you.
I do not think they had much to do with each other.
They had much hope for me.
It is likely that they had much overlap in their tasks.
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They had much more time to do the work.
I never really felt like they had much of a relationship.
They had much greater ambitions.
I presume that both being colonials they had much in common.
Although they had much more to be ashamed of than we did.
I would not have thought they had much to chat about.
But they had much lesser political power.
The two men met and found that they had much in common.
Not like they had much choice in women.
Their tender hearts were telling their Creator that they had much to appreciate.
Not that they had much other choice.
They were at the top of the social heap ; they had much to lose.
They had much more important things to be concentrating on.
But they quickly learned that they had much to gain in Francia.
They had much in common with the communists.
Listen, it does not seem like they had much of a relationship.
They had much religious activity.
But beyond that, you would not think they had much in common.
They had much experience and expertise at their disposal.
To shun some tribes whom they had much cause to fear, were not luckier.
They had much pride.
They began to exchange ideas, and they found that they had much in common.
Not like they had much of a chance with him.
When he met Rolfe, he found they had much in common.
Not that they had much chance of intercepting him.
He met Khrushchev, and they found they had much in common.
They had much confidence in their ability to swim well.
The aspens knew that they were there, they had much better hearing than people.
They had much more to do and working slower by the minute.
It does not look like they had much of a plan . And it may happen again.
They had much respect for the achievements of the past.
According to Chippewa traditions, they had much earlier supplanted the original miners.
They had much in common and the marriage was welcomed by both sets of parents.
As the story unfolded, I realized that they had much to teach.
They looked like they had much more control over situations.
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