Sentence examples similar to get some issues from inspiring English sources

"Trump's got some issues.

So I've got some issues".

I've got some issues I need to have resolved".

"We've definitely got some issues to address," conceded Trescothick.

Asked about the elbow, he said: "I've got some issues, but I'm going to be fine.

"He's just got some issues that I think he probably needs to work out, just for the sake of the girls, to feel comfortable out here".

So Jo rocks up in her no-nonsense Range Rover to see Sophia, who's got some issues with her four-year-old daughter, Kiran.

"I think," she tells the interviewer, "my husband has got some issues that he needs to work on, about happiness and what happiness means".

"They have clearly got some issues but what I choose to focus on is the positive vision that I've got for the future of our country and the real choice," he added.

"It's something to do with the way my brain works, which I've spent the past three years working on, admitting that I've got some issues, which ironically make me the creative person I am.

And, because I work for Fox, he's always coming at me: 'Tik, we got some issues to talk about.' He goes, 'I got to find out how you stand on certain things.' And it's half funny but he's also dead serious.