Sentence examples for gets a second go from inspiring English sources

After starring in Peter Morgan's The Queen, Helen Mirren gets a second go at HM, this time on stage, in the same writer's account of the monarch's weekly audience with prime ministers from Churchill to Cameron.

My father got a second go at parenthood with myself and my brother.

Mourinho will probably get a second go, next season, but he will need a new trick, a fresh formula, beyond transparent mischief-making, and machismo on the pitch.

Our own members –they don't understand the issues because there is this gigantic disconnect between the labor movement and their own membership, which explains why we got the governor we got a second go around," he says.

By all means get a second offer and go back to the original dealer with a written quote and ask them to beat it if it is lower.

"Getting a second goal for us was always going to be crucial because a 1-0 lead can be fragile and so it proved tonight.

"The vital thing is to get a second building going and to continue the development of the cluster idea, because collaboration is one of the reasons companies move to North Carolina, the West Coast and other areas," Mr. Blyskal said.

When getting a second opinion, going to a local College, University, or Technical school, may be your best bet.

His "passion" was English but, convinced he was not going to get a good enough degree to do a Phd (though this was wrong: he got a first), he went to a careers officer for advice.

Why don't I have a first go, then get Harriet to say what I should have said?" Afterwards, the audience is served wine.

"I thought I might not get a second chance, so I went right over," he said.