1.  Being a communicator, having what Hymes calls communicative competence, involves much more.

2.  Both sides had what they wanted, and neither wanted to risk large casualties to seize what the other had.

3.  But Karnaugh was exceptionally motivated, despite having what should be an exceptionally full life.

4.  But this is my little luxury that I have when I can.

5.  Do you have what it takes to run this business, or shall I give someone else the chance?

6.  During the second semester of her Junior year, Maggie had what was to prove to be a very positive experience.

7.  He had never completely recovered from the serious illness he had had when he first arrived.

8.  I remember the strange feeling I had when I left the square that night, a feeling of finality.

9.  Of course, you will have to have what P. D. James called the mysterious death at the heart of your story.