Sentence examples for got an operation from inspiring English sources

"There is a certain element of Big Brother to it, and I'm not sure I'd use CCTV to spy on my chefs, but it's different when you've got an operation that big," he says.

"Steven's got an operation on Tuesday," Wright told BBC Scotland.

Then you must be accepted and get an operation.

I just got news that I got to get an operation.

Maybe you could save up your money and get an operation for your face, his tío suggested.

Guzman had spent the day trying to find better housing for a homeless woman who was about to get an operation.

He got to watch his son wrestle and used the time to get an operation on his nose to straighten it.

Isaacson said that Jobs, after his diagnosis, "tries to treat it with diet, he goes to spiritualists, he goes through various ways of doing it macrobiotically – and he doesn't get an operation".

Lines would include: "One does not simply rent a flat in London for less than £1,000 a month"; "One does not simply get a job in the current economic climate"; and "One does not simply get an operation on an overburdened NHS without waiting about a year, sometimes more".

I'm getting an operation soon on my ankle and I don't know whether I am going to play on yet".

There's two courses of action, either we can rehab him and get him available in the next couple of weeks or the other option is that he gets an operation done.