Sentence examples for got any comments from inspiring English sources
If you've got any comments or questions for the speakers, let me know.
This scene never appears in the memoir, and in fact Jane Hawking says she never got any comments from her friends or family at all.
If you've got any comments or thoughts on their activities, leave a comment on our main news story today, or (if you'd prefer to comment confidentially), email me at [email protected]@guardian.co.uk
"Got any comments?" His Early Years Curtis Emerson LeMay was born in Columbus, Ohio, on Nov. 15, 1906, and as a boy built crystal wireless sets and roamed the southern Ohio hills with a gun and Bowie knife.
AB Robin Day was really the person who started this, and it was very refreshing, because you don't want to say, "Have you got any comment for the British press, sir?" But I think to start out and say, "The politician sitting there is automatically a criminal, so I'm going to ask them a difficult question", is not necessarily informing people in the way I want them to be informed.
If this feature gets any comments, I want them all to be about your opinions on this matter, and this matter alone.
I was not able to get any comments on the dish, but the closed eyes and mutterings of "so good" after each bite gave me a pretty good idea about its quality.
If you don't get any comments of her being a secret spiller, tell her one of your secrets, then lay low with sharing anymore for a few weeks so that you can see if she tells.
We're here to work'," said Mr Kennedy "And I haven't gotten any negative comments".
