1.   A shopkeeper adding up a list of prices makes sure he has it right the first time by simply repeating the task.

2.   Adam could have it for his long vacation.

3.   Again, this should not be the prime reason for having it in our services.

4.   And then, suddenly, she sees Dieter going off on his own, and Decides to have it out with him.

5.   Apparently Bradford is interested in having it and Bristol has also made noises about it.

6.   As always, the Liberals try to have it both ways, but they are up against canny farmers.

7.   As bad luck would have it, there was a thick fog the next day and our flight was delayed.

8.   As for the Cub players they came out on the steps of their dugout and really let me have it.

9.   As luck has it, the school where Evita began reciting poems in the sixth grade is just across the street.