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Meanings of have a floor in English

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Usage of have a floor in English
1
Each apartment will have a floor-to-ceiling glass wall opening onto a terrace or balcony.
The Irish Times
2
If you have a floor pump, it takes one pump.
Wired
3
Frank said he hoped to have a floor vote on the legislation as soon as Wednesday.
Reuters
4
Most houses have a floor cloth, and medallion or carpet, in addition to the properties hereafter described.
Writing for Vaudeville
5
Stop loss and limit orders are often combined so you have a floor and ceiling on your transfer.
The Irish Times
6
The premises have a floor area of 1,100 square feet.
The Irish Times
7
The two-storey over basement premises will have a floor area of 5,000 square feet.
The Irish Times
8
The four-bedroom bungalows have a floor area of 1,600 sq.
The Irish Times
9
The premises have a floor area of 2,500 sq.
The Irish Times
10
Exo shelters have a floor, one that can hold up to one ton of sandbags that keep it securely in place.
Wired
11
The buildings have a floor area of 5,500 square feet and are located in a designated area.
The Irish Times
12
One of them will have a floor area of 684 sq ft, the other 441 sq ft.
The Irish Times
13
Most of the units have a floor area of 1,250 square feet and are rented at £35,000 per annum.
The Irish Times
14
The building will have a floor area of 11,000 square feet but could be expanded to 22,000 square feet.
The Irish Times
15
We're going to have a floor, and roof, and sides, and a hole in the bottom to climb in,- asortof sally-port ,youknow.
The Old Stone House
16
And she is to have a floor of her own and all things convenient; so there is comfort and safety in the like of that.
A Knight of the Nets
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