have a fit

How To Use have a fit In A Sentence

• Your mother would have a fit if she could see you now.
• I am only a little late. do not have a fit about it.
• Will Mrs Winterton have a fit if we add one more to the guest list at this late stage?
• Even if you have a fitted boat cover, consider adding a tarp over it to protect the cover from bird droppings or other damage.
• Occasionally she would have a fit of coughing, her body's very feeble last attempts at expelling her illness.
• The girl has a fit of temper to you, that is because she loves you, regards as most own you, most intimate, most has the security sense person, did not must have a fit of temper with her.
• Even if you have a fitted boat cover, consider adding a tarp over it to protect the cover from bird droppings or other damage.
• Jerome will have a fit when he learns that he lost the election.
• I'll come to that presently; my immediate response, when Pinkerton sprang his mine, was to question his sanity and decline at the top of my voice, pointing out that if he didn't drum up Lyons instanter, Palmerston would have a fit, the Queen would be most displeased, we might well burn Washington again, and he, Pinkerton, would find himself selling matches on the street corner. THE NUMBERS
• He'd have a fit if he knew what we were up to!