Sentence examples for get to make something from inspiring English sources

It's humiliating: the first chance you ever get to make something, and it's for a proper video.

But you know, weeks of the year I get to make something and then the rest of the time I have to peddle it around.

The closer we can get to making something look like it's really there, the more excited we'll be about using it.

"When you're trying to make a new object, you've got to make something happen.

We've got to make something good out of a bad situation.

He told me, 'This is your life, you got to make something happen right now,' " he said.

We've got to make something good out of this," she remembers telling the attorney friends of Jim's who helped her set up the organization.

We've just got to make something that's beautiful – that's tense and interesting all the way through to the end.

The population is ageing, for a start – "So they've got to make something to entertain us" – and films now have a commercial lifespan far beyond box-office receipts, making teenagers' dominance of cinema seats less important.

When we are hooked, we are often having a stimulus, a situation, a decision that we've got to make, something that's upset us, feeling overwhelmed, and we react immediately with response.

Pointing to the fact that, for a start, the whole population is ageing – "so they've got to make something to entertain us" – and that teenagers no longer dominate box-office receipts, she pointed to the success of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and its sequel, as well as the return to TV of Birds of a Feather.