Sentence examples for get to recognise from inspiring English sources

Unlike some council blocks, mine is quite small so you get to recognise the neighbours".

A: You've got to recognise two things.

Marketing type or not, you've got to recognise the value in that.

To get decent jobs for people, you've got to recognise some fundamental economic facts.

"I just think you've got to recognise that balance has to have some rationality within it".

Steve Nicholson, the project director at Mersey Gateway, argues: "You've got to recognise that there is an open market obligation.

But we didn't win … We've got to recognise that and once you've recognised that, you've got to recognise some of the things we got wrong.

"If Buhari's coming back, he's got to recognise that he has a debt to pay".

"You've got to recognise the fact that his predecessor wouldn't have made this judgment possible," Mr Anwar said.

But I do think you've got to recognise that Rwanda is an immensely special case because of the genocide.

We have got to recognise that war may be necessary, but it is also tragic in the effect it has on people's lives".