have someone coming and going

hæv sʌmwʌn kʌmɪŋ ænd goɪŋ

english

1 general:: Catch someone both ways, give someone no way out. For example, If Jane accepted the transfer she would have to move, but if she turned it down she would have to travel more? they had her coming and going. Also see COMING OR GOING.

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HAVE PITY ON

HAVE PULL WITH

HAVE RATHERS

HAVE RECOURSE TO

HAVE RELATIONS WITH

HAVE ROCKS IN HEAD

HAVE ROCKS IN ONE'S HEAD

HAVE SEEN BETTER DAYS

HAVE SHOULDER TO THE WHEEL

HAVE SLATED FOR

HAVE SLATED TO

HAVE SO

HAVE SOME MORE

HAVE SOMEBODY IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND

HAVE SOMEONE BY THE BALLS

HAVE SOMEONE COMING AND GOING

HAVE SOMETHING AGAINST

HAVE SOMETHING COMING

HAVE SOMETHING GOING

HAVE SOMETHING ON

HAVE SOMETHING TO SHOW FOR

HAVE STARS IN ONE'S EYES

HAVE STICK IN CRAW

HAVE STICKY FINGERS

HAVE THE BALL IN COURT

HAVE THE BEST OF

HAVE THE BETTER OF

HAVE THE BLUES

HAVE THE CARDS STACKED AGAINST

HAVE THE COURAGE OF CONVICTIONS