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Phrases with «to have a theme»
"To have a theme"
means to have a central topic or idea that runs throughout something, like a story, party, or event. It helps to create a specific mood or atmosphere and ties everything together.
Full definition
to have
(parent phrase)
theme
(parent phrase)
to have a theme
Related phrases
to have access to
to have access to something
to have access to the information
to have available to someone
to have answers to
to have access to the internet
to have access to the data
to have access to a quality education
to have an answer to this question
to have something to the full
to have access to a computer
to have access to credit
to have access to money
to have access to one's funds
to have access to those funds
to have easy access to
to have a bite to someone
to have access to justice
to have access to the service
to have easy access to someone
to have a reaction to something
to have access to electricity
to have access to the program
to have access to health care
to have access to children
to have access to a car
to have an answer to one's question
to have access to a high quality education
parties someone had given data to
resources someone have available to someone
answer to any questions someone have
theme someone have
Sentences with «to have a theme»
If it didn't
have the theme of
one of my favorite shows, it would be a throw away game.
(
metacritic.com
)
Can you tell I don't
have a theme for
the look I'm going for?
(
countyroad407.com
)
This time, we did
n't have any theme
planned - and as I was traveling, I didn't bring extras in my suitcase.
(
theartyologist.com
)
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