to be had

He said "that's not to say that there's not a national conversation to be had about disproportionality in the justice system".

There is a separate conversation to be had about whether their boldness should sometimes be adjusted away from home, especially if they are in the lead or have something to protect.

Bits of paper to sign, security briefings to be had and a shadow cabinet to assemble.

What seemed more likely during Saturday’s show, the second of two in Inglewood, is that Lynne has simply realized he has no use for the rock-star adulation to be had on the road.

When residents realised there was free petrol to be had - people, mostly young men and teenagers, rushed to get buckets and other receptacles to collect the precious liquid.