Sentence examples for got but that from inspiring English sources

"In the back of the minds there might be a slight hesitancy to try to protect what we've got but that would be dangerous and we've got to have a positive attitude and try to score the first goal.

She adds: "Mum has always been content with what she got – but that is not to say it was right.

We may mourn for what we had hoped for and have not got, but that need not prevent us from rejoicing at the gains which have been won.

A win would mean they have to give back what they got but that their original claims that Mr. Zuckerberg stole their idea to create Facebook would be subject to a trial.

The danger for Mr Giuliani is not so much that he will lose the few black votes he might have got, but that he will push even more of the black community into voting against him.

Both these remarks are true; but if time and the chairman had permitted, I should have said that absolute silence is rarely got, but that the minimum of sound is so easy, after a little practice, to estimate, that onehundredth of a revolution on either side of it is instantly detected.

In reality, corporate environments and standalone environments are as different as one can get, but that shouldn't be the concern of the laptop user.

It certainly gets easier the older I get, but that's because of the experience.

They had to make three substitutions to get where they wanted to get, but that's what they can do.

I went out a few times and got drunk, but that got boring pretty quickly.

The miracle was not that the baton got passed, but that nobody got hit with it.