You... got some reason to think it won't happen that way again?

You got some reason to be so nice to me this morning?

I reckon if they're follerin' you, they've got some reason for it.

There's something back of this-he'sgot some reason for his refusal.

He has got some reason for this, depend on it.'

I guess I've got some reason to be mad, if that's your folks' game.

You've got some reason for saying that, Uncle Jim.

Have you got some reason to be worried?

You've got some reason besides just trying to keep us out of trouble, now haven't you?

I'm only telling you what folk say, and if you'll stop and think you'll see they've got some reason.

'He's got some reason for it,' said Aileen sorrowfully.

"Now, you've got some reason for making such a remark as that," he observed.

"If you've got some reason for leaning on that doorbell, let's hear what it is."

"He's most likely got some reason," he presently murmured.

'He has got some reason, I'll warrant.'