"I don't have 33 countries; I'll have one," she said.
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"I'll have one of those, but hold the Coke," I said.
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Would you have even a small half glass and I'll have one?
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"I'll have one, too," Rowan said, sending Livia into a fit of giggling.
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"Go on, I'll have one toke," you say, breathing in and passing it along.
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Now I'll have one in my office, one in my car, and two in my bag!
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Hopefully I'll have one more final push and just give all the energy that's left in me.
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You can't just tell your butcher, "I'll have one turkey, please," and expect no follow-up questions.
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"I'll have one glass of champagne when we go out to dinner, but I don't drink at home," she shared.
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"They were taunting me, saying that I will lose my sight, that I'll have one less eye," Mr. González said.
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I know soda is bad for me, but I don't drink coffee, so I'll have one if I really, really need the caffeine.
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That championship series "was my only chance to win a ring," he told The Arizona Republic long afterward, "so I thought, I'll have one made for myself."
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Rivero: When I drop the kids off in the morning at 7:15, I'll have one coffee and I'll probably have to go to the bathroom once.
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I'll have one opportunity (one!) in January to turn over my fall go-tos for a few winter essentials, but this first round has to go the distance. Literally.
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PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Marie-Claire may not have an address but she owns a red letter box made of papier mache, which reminds her of the "home I'll have one day".
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I'll have one drink, and as soon as I make a bit too much noise, my wife takes me by the ears and drags me home so I can get to bed on time.
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Usually I'll have one of my customers ask if one of their friends can pick up from me, and my business will just grow as I get introduced to more and more friends of friends.
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When I placed my order, I'll have one lobster roll, and a #5 with a Diet Coke (the #5 addition shows just how little faith I had in this little experiment), the man behind the counter gave a nearly imperceptible look of surprise.
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"I have lied, killed and broken trust, but when I stand before God I'll have one thing to say to weigh against all the rest…" With that one simple but oh-so-passionate line of dialogue, the ongoing Droughtlander became a little less painful Sunday after Starz dropped its first official tease for season 3 of Outlander that was almost immediately leaked online for all those non-subscribers.
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Appearances: Series 3, episodes 2 and 3 Catchphrase: Pat: "Don, don't have that", Don: "I'll have one of those, my friend." Pat and Don are a couple who eat at a local Indian restaurant, which has an unusually fast service. The dishes are delivered as soon as the couple is finished ordering, and even so, the waiter will sometimes apologise for the delay. Don always orders the spiciest dish offered to him, saying with enthusiasm that he loves his food spicy.
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In 1969 John Williamson wrote a novelty song, "Old Man Emu", and early the following year he performed the track on TV talent quest, New Faces, winning first place. He later reflected on his songwriting process, and the importance of his guitar, "no matter where I go I'll have one with me, in case I come up with a song, I've got to have the guitar straight away. I always write the words and the music together". In early 1970 he signed a recording contract with Fable Records owner and New Facess judge, Ron Tudor.
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