Sentence examples for got to discuss from inspiring English sources
Asked if he wanted to increase taxes on these people, he replied, "You've got to discuss that issue".
"I'm saying that, just in a macro way of looking at it, you've got to discuss that issue," he said.
"We realize there's going to be an issue at some point in time that we've got to discuss," he said.
We'd never got to discuss my career as a music journalist, or bond over any shared musical passions we might have found in common.
"I called him up and I said: 'Mr Ramsey, I'm really looking forward to the game on Wednesday, but I have something that I've got to discuss with you.
It's probably best that he wasn't around when the team left for good in 1957, and that we never got to discuss my betrayal, because it taught me a crucial lesson: no relationship is more fraught than that between a father and son.
A solemn, doughfaced man — nothing equine about him — Casteen ducked the subject of Jefferson when we got to discussing architecture.
"We have discussed cyber security and its importance in the modern world – that's as close as we've got to discussing Snowden and what he's done.
We got to discussing work and she asked for advice in choosing a credit card, saying that she really needed one with travel rewards.
