Sentence examples for gets to try something from inspiring English sources

Sated and successful in business, he gets to try something new.

"So we sat and read these 50 pages – which of course included my joke answers – the equivalent of 'Simon's had 24 cups of coffee.'" The actor Angus Wright, who was in that production, admitted that for some actors, Mitchell's way of working "can seem quite arid and precise" – there is a lot of sitting down with a pencil and paper before an actor gets to try something out.

If you want to win games, you've got to try something.

I was getting so miserable and I thought, I've got to try something different.

"They get to try something new -- and, yes, they don't have to ask for directions".

"They've got to try something" to set the magazine apart from its peers, she said.

"He said you've got to try something new every day," she said.

Larry Gerbrandt, principal analyst for Media Valuation Partners, said, "If you've pushed your genre as far as you can go, and you can't figure out how to grow the ratings, you've got to try something new".

"You've always got to try something new and see if you can develop it," said Reynolds.

"Somebody's got to try something, but nobody can try it on their own".

So there were a lot of amazing moments when, as an actor, you really get to try something.