Sentence examples for get to contain from inspiring English sources

The next president will need all of the diplomatic help he or she can get to contain the many international disasters Mr. Bush will leave behind.

"We've got to contain those guys.

We got to contain, confine, and convince...

You've got to contain the action within the race.

They've got to contain the interior of Notre Dame's defensive line in the second half; otherwise Oklahoma's best bet at a victory will be deep throws from Landry Jones, which isn't so bad when you think about it.

"I really want to get back in the car now and be racing because I'm really looking forward to it, but I've got to contain my excitement for the next four weeks".

And you've got to contain the costs.

"You have to contain yourself until you get through the bad times," she said.

Here's hoping we get to watch him barely contain his frustration as he attempts to salvage West Brom's last few games of the season, before finally losing it, choking an opposition player and then calling someone an ostrich in his post-match press conference.

MacDonald considers "Getting Better" to contain "the most ebullient performance" on Sgt. Pepper.

If you blow up terrorists using a Hellfire missile, you do not get to learn from information contained in their pockets, cell phones, computers, or minds.