Sentence examples for gets to finish from inspiring English sources

The line saves his job and Jim gets to finish restoring his dream home.

The problem is, Ferreira does more apologising than singing, and her band barely gets to finish a song.

During the incessant interviews, in which Tina's interrogators are constantly foisting their fantasies upon her, she never gets to finish a sentence.

It lets Walters shine; it showcases that tasty Irish accent, it lets her play off the younger actors but utterly upstages them and then she gets to finish the clip herself by banging the table.

Their January recruitment is likely to have a big bearing on whether their little gem of a midfielder gets to finish this season, and possibly his career, in the top flight.

(The day is saved by his housekeeper, played by Louise Beavers, who brings breakfast one morning and declares, "If you ain't eatin' Wham, you ain't eatin' ham". The line saves Blandings's job and he gets to finish restoring his ideal home).

Did you get to finish college?

"I not even get to finish movie.

You've got to finish them off".

"You've got to finish every time.

"I've got to finish two murals by Friday".