Sentence examples for got passions from inspiring English sources

Adams says he gets on well with the Zeppelin star, because he's got over all the initial shyness one might have of working with a legend: "Plus, we've got passions in common – the blues, and Moroccan music and Egyptian classical music.

A peace treaty sealed in Runnymede in 1215, signalling the end of a conflict between King John and barons who were in revolt, has once again got passions running high in Surrey.

You've got passion.

"I've got passion," he said.

"He's a die-hard — he's got passion for the game, for this university and these kids.

American TV needs a @KeithOlbermann - whether you agree with him or not, he's got passion.

It's got passion (a player from Grenoble was jailed for shooting dead a rival whose boule landed on his foot).

Sometimes, Randolph wonders if he should wear other wristbands, ones with the words "Got Passion" and "Got Toughness" and "Got Intensity".

"Anyone can acquire technology, but at this place they've got passion, they've created a soul, they allow for emotion".

"He's got passion.

He's strong, he's got passion and he's got knowledge.