Usage of "have a bruise"

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Usage of have a bruise in English

I fell over last week -that's why I have a bruise. 
 The Guardian 

I guess you'll have a bruise, but you groaned and started breathing. 
 Winter door 

She might have a bruise or two, but she felt better. 
 New york: the novel 

She was going to have a bruise if this continued. 
 Knife of dreams 

I'm gonna have a bruise on my cheek tomorrow. 
 Dark pursuit 

I'll have a bruise under my ribs now. 
 Shades of gray 

I looked so good on skates, I now have a bruise from my hip to my knee. 
 Answered prayers 

She appeared to have a bruise on her right cheek as she left a downtown Los Angeles courtroom. 
 Reuters 

I got bumped by the door and I'll probably have a bruise on my shoulder, but otherwise, yes. 
 11/22/63 

I'll have a bruise to-morrow where the crown of his hat caught me as big as a soup-plate. 
 Simon the Jester 

Still, it felt like someone had thrown a rock at me, and I knew I'd have a bruise by dinner. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

He had n't, but Daisy corkscrewed into the sand and would have a bruise on her face that would last into the autumn. 
 The double bind 

She stared at me for a moment and then said, "Did you know you have a bruise on the side of your head?" 
 Proven guilty 

But then afterward, we can't remember why we attacked these guys, because we don't have a bruise and they never laid a hand on us. 
 Pathfinder 

The Raptors played without Fred VanVleet, who had a bruised right knee. 
 Reuters 

He had run against it and had a bruise on his forehead. 
 Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 04 

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