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Meanings of have a time in English

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Usage of have a time in English
1
We all have a time to enter and to leave this earth.
Ebony
2
I have a time-table, somewhere, and he began searching in his pockets.
Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John
3
Ay, we'll have a time such as will make the angels sing.
The waste lands
4
Someone's going to get hurt; they don't have a time machine.
Sympathy for the devil
5
Now I shall have a time getting him to sleep again.
Triumph of the Egg, and Other Stories
6
You'll have a time getting it fixed as you want it.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
7
Didn't the old lady have a time of it raisin' me?
Wayside Courtships
8
Didn't I have a time with it, though, it was so near dead!
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 5, April, 1896
9
I need to have a time where I get real love, and real attention.
News.com.au
10
Now, 3-year-olds usually can't work out their problems, but they can have a time-out.
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
11
You'll have a time keeping up with us if you don't improve your habits.
Lonesome dove
12
A phototype captures one moment-itdoesn't have a time dimension.
Anathem
13
You have a time-fuse which will act precisely in four hours and a half.
The Summons
14
And you probably would have a time lag before you knew anything at all.
Wired
15
If the Senestro were superior to the Jan, he would have a time indeed.
The Blind Spot
16
On the larger one are two rival native kings-andthey have a time together.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
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United Kingdom
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