Sentence examples for got to be an answer from inspiring English sources

"When somebody attacks health care reform or uses health reform against a politician," Mr. Grossman said, "there's got to be an answer back".

Leibovich: I feel likes there's got to be a quaint answer to this — like some poem, "Leaves of Grass" or the Constitution, or something.

"Our committee has been plugging away at this issue for the better part of a year, and there is broad agreement that there's got to be a better answer than to again and again have consumers become collateral damage in the contract collisions between major corporate entities," Mr. Kerry said in a statement Wednesday.

"I still thought, ‘There's got to be a [logical] answer,'" Frame says, but he asked for half his money back in December of 2000 anyway.

He didn't get to be a 16-year veteran by answering questions like that.

"Did Russia murder Litvinenko is a question that this inquest, if it is going to do anything in the public interest, has got to be in a position to answer," Ben Emmerson, a lawyer for the Litvinenko family, told the coroner.

You asked it a straightforward question and you get what seems to be a perplexing answer.

The nearest I've got to an answer is to say that food conjured up other times, other places".

I always get to an answer and say, "O.K., that's an answer, let's move on".

In this case, it is not possible to get a clear answer and the effect of wortmannin has not have to be elucidated further.

Try to get everyone to be able to ask and answer a question at least once or twice.