Sentence examples for got definite from inspiring English sources

He told his restless countrymen that "I have got definite assurances that this operation will be short".

That is apparently what happened on Monday, when General Musharraf, speaking in English, said, "One is hoping -- and I have got definite assurances -- that this operation will be short".

Declensions decide whether a word has got definite or indefinite sense.

It's impossible to get definite figures but staff at one Bishkek LGBT activist group – who asked to remain anonymous – said they've been helping the victims of 5 or 6 attacks a month in the past year, nearly three times the rate of two years ago.

"The FAI officials had not finalised the last leg of the tour and some of the players were reluctant to continue, threatening to return home after the Brazilian game unless they could get definite information as to where we were going: not too much to ask, I think you will agree … in addition to this, there was a financial problem.

The future of European agriculture has been long debated; now we need to get definite answers (De Castro 2006; Garzon, 2006; De Castro et al., 2012).

So, we introduced some synthetic methods in the following section with the hope that it can help someone who wants to get definite size.

Ben Thompson has affable charm as the token white guy (and gets definite points for the most head-spinning transition on Broadway -- he came here straight from playing Miss Trunchbull in Matilda!).

However, due to the difficulty of getting definite information about working - related lesions, we have not been able to differentiate work - related injuries versus intrinsic diabetes - induced changes in the rotator cuff.

Really, humans aren't in a position to get definite answers.

"My R2-D2 has got a definite movement to it," Baker said.