Sentence examples similar to gets to contribute something from inspiring English sources

Your community makes sure you'll always have something to eat, but peer pressure will get you to contribute something too.

They've got to contribute their skills.

"At the end I came to the very simple conclusion that I wanted to make things and be a part of stories that were personal and that I could bring value to and if I got this opportunity, to contribute something to the zeitgeist of film-making".

When you get a chance to contribute something meaningful that you think the others will appreciate, throw it in there.

But I knew that if I was able to get into that world that I would be able to contribute something to it.

I'm trying to contribute something.

Writers want to contribute something to the craft.

At the end of the school year, his mother, a widow, told him he would need to get a job and contribute something to the household, he said.

I think it's important to remain broad because all the groups have got something to contribute to our work.

"If everyone can contribute something hopefully we can get to more than the £4m a year that's needed," he said.

"The president speaks to all scientists and to everyone who believes he's got something to contribute," said Parks Mankahlana, the president's spokesman.