Example sentences of "have [pron] [adv] [adj] [noun] in " in BNC.

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1 The Dutch genius as master plant showmen as well as growers has its most lavish expression in the 200 acres of the show , 25 under cover , in which 35,000 different varieties of plants are used .
2 This has one most significant aspect in that soil conservation is not singled out as a specific and separate problem to be solved by a particular policy — it is conceived of as normal practice and must be incorporated into the business of improving incomes for farmers .
3 Has he any new initiatives in the pipeline for energy efficiency in the business sector ?
4 Following on from this logic , Guha has his most ambitious plans in the area of food .
5 Mr Scudamore has his very own place in Grand National history .
6 In this sense we want to tie the structural changes in political economy that have marked most nations in the last decade and have commonly had their most profound consequences in cities , to attempts to demarcate a space that corresponds to the political , social and academic construction of a traumatised inner city .
7 I was not a trained publicity man , nor had I any professional competence in publicity media , and I felt the need of competent advice from someone expert in this field .
8 The parliamentary enclosure movement had its most pronounced effects in the Midlands and in eastern England , in a solid block of sixteen counties .
9 However , he had one potentially decisive factor in his favour : the element of surprise .
10 But Berkeley already had his more general immaterialism in mind .
11 While other boys lived in cramped homes built back-to-back in cobbled streets , Frankie had his very own room in a mill-owner 's mansion too grand for common folk .
12 And Crump was no athlete nor , Hope judged , had he any real strength in that soft-skinned , cossetedly clothed body .
13 ‘ Alas , ’ sighed George , ‘ have you so little faith in our collective talents ? ’
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