Sentence examples for got to comment from inspiring English sources

As late as 1998, when Blair sent UK planes into action with the US against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, MPs only got to comment two days later: there was no vote at all.

Robbo, who works for Man United – great player he was, but he's employed by Man United so he's got to comment on Man United, and what do you think he's going to say? 'Keaney' – and I can still remember saying him saying it like that – 'Keaney was the only one at Old Trafford who thought it was a red card.' Well, the fucking referee thought it was a red card.

Sadly, Joan never got to comment on her daughter's highly debated story.

And when you're not, you don't get to comment — which is why Be Nice on the Internet Week is relevant.

Campaigners and advocates: Do government or World Bank staff get to comment on how they feel about the work of different aid agency lobbyists?

And this is the strength of professor Bryant's class: he forces you to question why you react the way you do before you get to comment on other people's behaviour.

"Listen up, you don't get to comment.

The only person who gets to comment on/concern themselves with these women's lovely butts is the women themselves.

Unfortunately US politics tend to have a big impact on global politics, which is why we get to comment.

I cannot convey the emotional power of seeing the children taking this in and getting to comment on it.

The only person in town they could get to comment on his character was somebody who worked at the local liquor store.