hasn't got a leg to stand on|hasn't get a leg to stand on in English

cock-and-bull story; nothing of the kind

Use "hasnt got a leg to stand on|hasnt get a leg to stand on" in a sentence

1. His leg hasn't quite healed yet, but pain-killers make it bearable.

2. I've got a graze on my leg.

3. Avocets, like so many shorebirds, love to stand on one leg, giving them an unbalanced look

4. I've got a big bruise on my leg.

5. She hasn't got a work permit.

6. I had to stand on one leg with my back to a wall, as there was no room to put my other foot on the floor.

7. He hasn't got any!

8. When you sit or stand Astraddle something, you have one leg on each side of it

9. I couldn't stand on my left leg and my head was woozy from hitting the ground.

10. He hasn't got the know-how to run a farm.

11. Don’t touch me; I’ve got a charley horse on the leg.

12. I got a bum leg.

13. Archaistic figures stand with legs unbent and occasionally with one leg forward.

14. She hasn't got much savvy.

15. Hasn't hurried to get in touch, has he?

16. The drunk idiot hasn't got paid yet.

17. What you're doing is you really swing your leg and catch the fall, stand up again, swing your leg and catch the fall.

18. / bɪˈstraɪd / us / bɪˈstraɪd / Bestrode bestridden to sit or stand with a leg on either side of an object or animal: He Bestrode the chair as though it were a horse.

19. Carece de Aptitud he hasn't got the talent

20. Don't ask your father which key to press - he hasn't got a clue about computers.

21. He hasn't a sou to his name.

22. Men dressed in white robes and wearing tall black hats wave their arms, whirl and bow, and even stand on one leg.

23. According to TampaBay.com, Mimi got her first tattoo at age a dime-size blue butterfly on her leg.

24. The only thing it hasn't got is a decent skate shop.

25. He's got his leg in a plaster cast.