Sentence examples for got it could be from inspiring English sources

"It's a race against time, though you don't know how much time you have got: it could be weeks, months, years.

"We told these kids all year, 'If you handle this right, all the attention Terrelle was getting, it could be an opportunity for you, too,' " Ray Rietz, the football coach, said.

I didn't want "let go" of controlling my life, and yes, there were times I lacked the faith that what I wanted could actually be mine and that getting it could be easy.

"I don't give a toss who Richard and Judy have got - it could be the Pope for all I care," O'Grady said in an interview yesterday.

'Clever clothes could make you get up and get going... it could be part of a health programme,' he argued.

"If one route got damaged it could be expensive to repair.

"Therefore, if someone comes back from their holiday with malaria and they get bitten, it could be transmitted to another person – and that is how you get outbreaks.

"If people buy drugs in these circumstances, you really don't know what you're getting and it could be fatal the first time you take it.

First, find something you want that your parents won't get you, it could be a dog, trip, or video game.

If the plan can get approval, it could be a tourist magnet by the time of its scheduled 2002 opening: organisers expect 3m-4m visitors a year.

If you're not getting interviews, it could be because your CV isn't reaching the hiring manager.