However, Demetrius is able to keep a foothold in Greece.

World class design and brands already have a foothold in Europe, where creative industries are stronger that the car industry.

And, even when times were good, India never gained a foothold in the global manufactured goods trade.

Mainstream media are losing their foothold as a sole provider of information and blogs are stepping up.

This is an especially harsh loss for poor countries seeking to gain a foothold in the global economy.

But the Bank of England s direct intervention prevented these images from gaining a foothold on our collective psychology.

Today marks the 100th day since the protest movement found its foothold in Syria.

The two candidates account for half the support of voters in the new poll, leaving others scrounging for a foothold

This was the first real political foothold with territorial implications that the British acquired in India.

It's ironic that the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front only gained a foothold in El Salvador by going against what Romero preached.

The children of government and party officials have an easier time getting a good education, finding good jobs and getting promoted in China, while young people from humble families have to struggle to gain a foothold in large cities with expensive homes.

Syrian refugees risk all to make the perilous journey on boats and rubber dinghies to Greece, their foothold into Europe.

Any return of the Golan Heights to Syria would result in an Iranian foothold on Israel s border and would thus not only be politically naïve but irrational.

Although it made clear Japan s desire to take advantage of the European conflict and gain a foothold in the European colonies in Southeast Asia, the plan was not clear about who constituted Japan s true enemy.

With Roshen's owner Petr Poroshenko recently becoming president of Ukraine and reiterating his endorsement of the pro EU stance of the Maidan movement, Roshen's foothold in the giant Russian market now appears to be a thing of the past.

82.1 of households have a refrigerator, 87.3 have a television and 70.1 have a radio.

Have a stick? Well why not have a carrot?

This progress, which gained a further institutional foothold with the establishment of the International Criminal Court last July, led many to believe that the triumph of international law is no longer a utopian hope but a practical prospect. The vision remains attractive, but in its moral seductiveness lies profound moral and intellectual danger.

I have a coat, but I don't have a hat.

I have a car, but I don't have a horse.

I have a car, but I don't have a horse.

I have a car, but I don't have a horse.

Have a drink.

Have a seat.

Have a beer.

Have a croissant.

Have a croissant.

Have a look.

Have a look.

Have a look.

Have a doughnut.

Have a doughnut.

Have a snack.

Protons have a positive charge, electrons have a negative charge, and neutrons have no charge.

But we have a new hope. We have a new man.

Suidobashi, you have a giant robot, we have a giant robot.

I have a sore throat. Do you have a cough drop?

I don't have a salary because I don't have a job.

I have a right to have these dreams!

I have a soft heart and have compassion.

I'll have to have a rethink about it.

We'll have to have a talk with Tom.

Can't a woman have a dream?

I have a feeling you and I have a lot in common.

I have a feeling you and I have a lot in common.