Sentence examples for got to bore from inspiring English sources

If you want any remote chance of getting to the counter at one of the makeshift falafel or shawarma stands knocked together for the benefit of the tens of thousands of pilgrims who've just arrived, you've got to bore through a morass of people waving shekels, dollars, and hryvnias like it's 99-cent-drink night at the local dive bar.

"I just got to bear it," she says.

It's just something that we got to bear down.

But what you've got to bear in mind is the relationship betw.

I've got to bear the consequences of my own actions".

The abortionists have got to bear some burden for this because God will not be mocked".

"You've got to bear in mind that neither of us have read it for 50 years.

And you've got to bear that in mind – because you're actually trying to represent them.

"You've got to bear in mind that we're a culture that decided not to have ventriloquism.

Falwell said: "The abortionists have got to bear some burden for this because God will not be mocked.

"You've got to bear in mind that Chesterfield doesn't have a border with South Yorkshire," she said.