Sentence examples for got a proposition from inspiring English sources

Next, she barks in steady bursts, and her tone moves closer to that of Poly Styrene, the fierce singer for the British band X-Ray Spex: "I got a proposition goes something like this.

I was more or less prepared for a hard transition period, and therefore I was really surprised when I got a proposition from the International Forum of Young Scientists Foundation to set up and head the main office of the presently forming World Academy of Young Scientists (WAYS) in Budapest.

He was like, "got a proposition for you, let me know if you're keen or not".

In 2006, a doctor named Mark Osterloh managed to get a proposition on the Arizona ballot to offer a $1 million prize for a voter in the state's upcoming primary or general election (those who voted in both would have two tickets, or chances at the prize) with the lottery winnings coming from unclaimed rewards left in the state's own lottery pool.

Fund arbitrager Phillip Goldstein succeeded in getting a proposition onto the proxy for North American Government Income recommending a share buyback.

With the help of the Jordan canonical form of A as in (17), we get a proposition for the sequence ({,f_{n}}_{0}^{infty }) in (13).

That's a shame, but unavoidable in a system in which all it takes to get a proposition on the ballot is an idea and a willingness to spend a few million dollars on lawyers and signature gatherers. .

"I think Tom's got a daunting proposition.

We haven't got a final proposition yet, but we get the importance of jobs.

"Anyone can see Primark has got a strong proposition out there as people are looking for value for money.

Add in the anti-social nature of 3D and the multiple pairs of glasses needed to actually watch with a family of four or more, and you've got a pricey proposition.