Sentence examples for got to be introduced from inspiring English sources

"Safety has got to be introduced to the NHS with a better priority".

With rental, designer labels get to be introduced to potential customers on a regular basis.

When in your life, after all, do you get the chance to be introduced to the world of string music by one of the greatest violin virtuosos of our time?

And there's got to be a less clunky way of introducing impressions than: "I'm Gordon Ramsay".

As things got going, Mr. Camara had to be introduced twice to receive a round of applause from the journalists in attendance that was robust enough to meet the needs of television.

Greater Manchester passengers will be the first to get the new payment format, to be introduced in 2015.

For the flag to be officially removed, however, a bill had to be introduced and get a two-thirds vote in both chambers of the legislature.

Do you think it would get romantic?" In a video scheduled to be introduced on June 6 featuring Andy Richter, the comedian and Conan O'Brien sidekick, Mr. Koechner presents him with a plate squirted with ketchup and mustard and explains it is a Rorschach test.

This stands for What You See Is What You Get and is an excellent way to be introduced to the world of building and creating websites.

The MC said, "Now from New York, Moby Go!" I had got used to being introduced as "Moby Go": because of the design of my single's sleeve many Britons thought "Moby Go" was my name.

Such dry wit enlivens the book – Vic Hislop, a man obsessed with the idea that sharks are out to get us, is introduced as "a man with a moustache".