have i the rightの例文

• The only right you have is the right to be deported.
• Have I the right to defy death and risk abandoning them forever ?"
• One of the rights we have is the right to not have to make choices.
• Conspicuous in " Have I the Right ? " is the prominent part of the drums that carry the song.
• But he added, " What they don't have is the right to break the law ."
• "Have I the Right ? " was released in June 1964 on the US Overall sales of the record reached a million.
• Probably the most important right you have is the right to shop around, something three-quarters of the population fails to do.
• "The experience I have is the right kind of experience, " he said last year . " I do see things through the eyes of most Americans.
• The " right to remain silent " is not absolute, and calling it that is a little misleading; what you actually have is the right not to incriminate yourself.
• Three UK No . 1 hits were produced there : " Johnny Remember Me " by John Leyton, " Telstar " by The Tornados and " Have I the Right ? ".
• :: Another right most users have is the right to vanish, though it should only be used by users who wish to leave permanently, and not as a fresh start.
• Conspicuous in " Have I the Right ? " is the prominence of the drums, whose effect was enhanced by members of the group stamping their feet on the wooden stairs to the studio.
• The eccentric Meek created early'60s masterpieces like " Telstar " by the Tornados and " Have I the Right " by the Honeycombs in a London apartment filled with electronic equipment.
• Other Vee-Jay subsidiary labels included Interphon ( which yielded the Top 5 hit " Have I the Right ? " by another British group, the Honeycombs ), and Oldies 45 for reissues along with Ace Records.
• Chris Randall went on to play with Martin Murray and The Honeycombs, the group of the mid 1960s with their worldwide hits, " Have I the Right ", " Love In Tokyo " and " Thats the Way ! ".
• Martin Wiggins, senior lecturer and fellow at the Shakespeare Institute at Stratford-upon-Avon, suggests that the Doctor's indecision about destroying the Dalek embryos in the " have I the right ? " scene is derived from " The Brothers Karamazov ".
• Lion Tops seems to have been a label that went in for this sort of thing-another of their early releases was a cover of " Have I the right ? "-a big hit from the early 60s-recorded by Ton Theyn & the Young Ones.
• The Doctor and his companions are freed by another scientist, while Gharman is making his move to stop Davros; the group using the opportunity to rig explosives in the Dalek incubation room but the Doctor finds himself unable to detonate it, asking " Have I the right ? ".
• The book is nothing if not discursive; an appreciation of The Beatles'producer George Martin is followed by a section on Joe Meek, who was sort of the Ed Wood of record producers . ( Meek's biggest hits were " Telstar and Have I the Right ? " by the Honeycombs .)
• The book is nothing if not discursive; an appreciation of The Beatles'producer George Martin is followed by a section on Joe Meek, who was sort of the Ed Wood of record producers . ( Meek's biggest hits were " Telstar " and " Have I the Right ? " by the Honeycombs .)