Sentence examples for everybody has got it from inspiring English sources

Is our insular status proof against the evidence of our own senses and reason, that we can indulge in an anticipatory pride that is fated to deflate in disappointment and recrimination; so that all the energy fizzles out in a familiar passive complaint and a disgruntled sense that everybody has got it in for us?

This leads him into an intriguing and, given the politics of the moment, excitingly risky meditation on the "dead-end game" of comparative suffering: almost everybody, after all, has got it bad.

"Everybody has got to realize it's a new day.

"Everybody has got mixed feelings, but it was super fun," White said about the Winter Olympics.

Everyone knows the tune and everybody has got high hopes for it".

"You just start doing dumb things, all of a sudden everybody has got a bad attitude, and it just doesn't seem to work," he said.

However, following Wednesday's 5-0 win over Dundee United manager Ally McCoist said: "I think everybody has got to be given a chance, whether it's Bill Miller or whoever it may be.

Everybody has got to be able to afford it.

We're not going to do it like the London boys where everybody has got to be nice.

Everybody has got a different pain threshold and a different way of dealing with it.

"It is pie in the sky to say that everybody has got to stop doing everything.