Sentence examples for got to educate from inspiring English sources

"Somebody has got to educate these fans.

"You've got to educate tomorrow, man," Crittendon told Morris.

"Someone's got to educate me as to why they see the need to do both".

And if they are going to stay, we've got to educate their children".

"There is a moral, rights-based reason why we've got to educate every girl, but there's also a practical development outcomes if we do educate girls.

After a pause, he adds: "You've got to educate them in terms of citizenship and social action which I'm very keen to emphasise because I think young people are more political than you ever are in any other part of your life".

"They claim to spend three to four times what we get to educate one undergraduate.

Districts must set aside 20percentt of the federal money they get to educate low-income students, known as Title I money, to finance the transfer and tutoring programs.

I take every chance I can get to educate people.

He continues, "You've got to get educated, because every time you make a choice, there's a consequence.

"You find a lot of young men who have lost hope, and you've got to start educating," Golden said.