has something to do

If it has something to do with all those fond memories I have of him of when we were younger.

It seems to me that this has something to do with what you said before.

Let me tell you that I knew the place we are going to has something to do with maple leaves.

"It has something to do with politics, " he said, and paused. "But the truth is I don't really know. "

Something tells me that this version of Google Maps has something to do with tomorrow's event.

What I said just now has something to do with all of you.

It is said, the name of the snooker billiards, with Neville too. Bao Si. Zhang Bolun has something to do.

I asked what he knew about Facebook's being blocked. "It has something to do with politics, " he said, and paused.

Now that it's happened three weeks in a row, I can definitely say it has something to do with the long run.

Don't you think an attractive packing has something to do with the sale of your products?

And believe it or not, this has something to do with the etymology of the word clock.

The policy to be made soon has something to do with the unemployment, so feedback from all sides is called for.

Especially if it has something to do with your safety or grades.

As for the problem about wood board is easy to come off from the wall, it has something to do with its thickness.

But odds are it has something to do with staff shortages (young Chinese workers are becoming more demanding) and the odd strike as well.

Perhaps vanity has something to do with it: unlike other canonical writers, Orwell was a working hack.

To tell you the truth, the delivery date has something to do with the material suppliers.

ANTHONY: It has something to do with that flute of his.

It probably has something to do with the fact that nicotine is an appetite suppressant and appears to up your metabolic rate.

It is not a smile, but a grin; it has something to do with humor, but little to do with happiness.

She believes making sense of South Asia's many upheavals has something to do with the outbreak of writing and reading.

At the editors' meeting, he pointed out that his own top-down system of rule has something to do with it, Mr. Peskov said.

Do you think it has something to do with what you said about the veil to the underworld possibly being torn?

The fact we can't see it directly no doubt has something to do with it.

The reason for them to practice such a technique in a try also has something to do with the influence of occidental art.

The Party's General Secretary Hu Yaobang has submitted his resignation, and that has something to do with the student unrest.

One of the careers she's considering has something to do with computerized medical record-keeping.

Sap is a natural paint and its quality has something to do with varieties, weather condition, tapping technology and storing time.

Urban planning must has something to do with the culture of that very city.

Now, you've heard this word before, and you know it has something to do with bones. But can you actually explain what it is?

I don't know what James does for a living, but I guess it has something to do with computers.

Rice blast is a major disease for rice in Shenyang area, and its growth has something to do with the category of rice blast.

and the deep narrative is Gao Liwei's anxiety about his cultural identity, which has something to do with his oriental self-consciousness.

The glass is broken, it really has something to do with you.

The thesis believes that the natural landscape triggering Li Yu's sentiment has something to do with his personal experience.

The book has something to do with him.

If material wealth does not bring happiness, then what does Perhaps happiness has something to do with where you live.

For most people it has something to do with their career, job title, or the company they work for.

Dr. Manuel Ferreira said, "It's a drug that reduces the activity of the gene that we've now found has something to do with asthma. "

If possible, schedule time with a sweetheart or a group of pals to attend a social event that has something to do with the arts.

Maybe the Latin prefix 'sex' has something to do with it, although I've liked the number since I was way too young . . .

It has something to do with ideologies, machines, wealth, reputation and the trap of modernization.

Do you think it has something to do with your past?

Why? You think he has something to do with this?

Results: Basically the amount of medical knowledge has something to do with the college students' sell-health care.

More and more people have realized such a fact that heart disease has something to do with people's way of living.

Almost everyone already knows that there's a local function that has something to do with local variables.

Happiness is different from pleasure. Happiness has something to do with struggling and enduring and accomplishing.

Japan's desire for international heft also has something to do with it.

I was thinking about the idiom that has something to do with the word "dou" .

The results also reveal that the activity of vortex has something to do with the distribution of rainfall.

THE brutally shaven pate probably has something to do with it.

Maybe it has something to do with my daily jogging and green tea-drinking.

Presently, Topics of cars are hanging on my lips. One in three words escaping from my lips has something to do with cars.

'I suppose your visit has something to do with this Ming History business, ' said Lu Liuliang.

The answer has something to do with the familiar phenomenon that economists call "clustering. "

It has something to do with how our daily responsibilities overwhelm us.

You should further explain your answer, and make sure that it has something to do with the company's growth.

Oh, Mom, ther sure course has something to do with you.

Everybody has something to do. And if he or she does it well, then the country will run well.

This festival has something to do with the great Chinese writer, Qu Yuan.

Is it. . . I assume it has something to do with the speed of innovation within the very dynamic atmosphere of the Web?

I think it has something to do with what I call the accumulation of biocultural capital.

You are so clever. Do you think it has something to do with the climate there?

I don't know what he does exactly, but I know it has something to do with computer.

They speculated that maybe semen chemistry has something to do with the McClintock effect.

The design of an infinite maze has something to do with kaleidoscopes.

It has something to do with the electron, but we don't know exactly what!

The best guess about what is happening is that it has something to do with the way the batteries are charged and discharged during use.

Nancy's bad work has something to do with her cold.

Some recent researches indicate UV has something to do with the prevalence of HPV infection.

Matthew: There is another argument that it has something to do with true love.

Perhaps this chart has something to do with it?

Happiness has something to do with struggling and enduring and accomplishing.

It has something to do with poor workmanship and assembly.

Most people would say that religion has something to do with belief in God.

Whether fall in love with a person only has something to do with ourselves.

'Quake has something to do with anything. We're living on the crust. The underworld rules us all. '

In modern times, teenagers have a preference for popular music, which has something to do with the age characteristic and time background.

P: Many artists have drawn symbolic things; this has something to do with fast-food culture.

This dog's death has something to do with that man.

This has something to do with the Chinese family tradition that the son takes care of his parents in old age.

I knew it has something to do with pearls!

Another conjecture about the reason for the doom has something to do with the asteroid.

This time, the rumor is that the snowfall has something to do with U. S. President Obama's visit next week.

Rachel: Oh gosh, it has something to do with numbers.

Unemployment is perennially low; almost everyone has something to do.

According to Huang Guoying's English Pedagogy, foreign language educational theory has something to do with psychological linguistic theory.

I am not sure what her job is, but it has something to do with marketing.

Sir, I'd like to buy this seal and let it go free. I think it has something to do with that dream I just told you about.

The reason that Chinese men emphasize their wives' appearance has something to do with their so called self-respect.

The humorous rumour has something to do with human humanity and vanity .

Perhaps that has something to do with the finding that women trade less.

The second reason has something to do with a man.

Characteristic has something to do with the cope-with style.

I am sure that it has something to do with his present research.

According to the research, this symptom has something to do with the excessive desert.

Does the elevated level of IGF-I in circulation has something to do with insulin resistance?

Perhaps happiness has something to do with where you live.

In addition, music has something to do with the ecosystem of the flora and fauna.

It has something to do with how we think, what we focus on, and how we live each moment.

I presume the job creation story has something to do with fiscal stimulus aimed at subsidising work-sharing.

The police think he has something to do with this.

His illness has something to do with his hard work.

My spidey sense tells me this has something to do with Penny.

My question has something to do with today's homework.

Somehow, this all has something to do with I Love You, Man.

You're kidding? Do you think he has something to do with what's been going on at the station?

He has something to do with it.

Paddy: I think it has something to do with climate change.

And more often than not, that goal has something to do with social acceptance.

They are good at simplifying complex problems, which I think has something to do with American culture.

They are very busy. Each of them has something to do.

Her job has something to do with computers.

Perhaps that has something to do with the fact that he still works in China.

It has something to do with a person who lived in the house long before my time.

I think he has something to do with it.

Calculus has something to do with mathematics , hasn't it?

How history rise up helicoidally! Now I am in university, studying a major that has something to do with ocean .

Perhaps he has something to do with this case.

I think the reason I want to rake Japanese as my major has something to do with you.

I think that it has something to do with water they drink everyday.

His work has something to do with animals.

He has something to do with the church.

It is likely that he has something to do with the theft.

It is your business, and it has something to do with you. So you have to face it.

I think it has something to do with their daily habits.

Its said that one's time of birth has something to do with one's fortune.

For example, if you're looking at a sculpture made in the late 1940s, there's a pretty good chance it has something to do with World War II.

Would you ever guess it has something to do with rocks?

What you said just now has something to do with the matter we are discussing

Though all what I did has something to do with aesthetics, originality and vision, I merely thought what to do before I was 30 years old.

The usual suspects will, of course, go wild over suggestions that global warming has something to do with the food crisis;

The development of a nation usually has something to do with education

has something to do with lack of oxygen

On the other hand, it also has something to do with the growing materialism in the society.

His job has something to do with oil