to be had造句

• I thought ( the Spurs ) were ready to be had,
• This time there were still seats to be had for spectators.
• The question is, is there more pain to be had?
• There really aren't jobs to be had ."
• And there are still no reservations to be had for anyone.
• Despite the pressure, there was still fun to be had.
• Nor is there much support to be had from political forces.
• On Saturday, there were no open looks to be had.
• But no one disputes that there are bargains to be had.
• Nevertheless, there were bargains to be had among the disappointments.
• Indeed, there aren't many milestones to be had.
• There's even the occasional free car to be had.
• There are a lot of birdies out there to be had.
• It is not uncommon for tea to be had after dinner.
• It was a good time to be had by all ."
• So there are some benefits to be had with base 12.
• There was so much fun to be had at a baseball game.
• Seems like there's always a cruise deal to be had.
• "It's out there to be had ."
• How much profit is to be had is not clear.