Sentence examples for got to find time from inspiring English sources

"That means you've got to find time for him.

January 19thKerryism of the campaign"Everybody told me, 'God, if you're coming to Canonsburg, you've got to find time to go to Toy's, and he'll take care of you'.

For me if my engineer came across the radio, and just because I know how things are in our team, the message would be 'Jenson's faster, you've got to find time in the first and second sector'.

Once I realized art was everything to me, it got easier to find time to do what I love.

It was getting hard to find time to see each other," another insider told People.

When you have children, I explained to our three-year-old, it gets very hard to find time for exercise.

If you're like me you already have a stack of books you are trying to find time to get through and stacks back issues of the New Yorker, the Economist and Vanity Fair are taking over your house.

"Right now, my issue is trying to find time to get it done," he said.

"The hardest part of having a consultant that's away is trying to find time to get on the phone," Schottenheimer said.

How are going to find time to get our heads round telehealth?" The minister had been emphasizing that 3millionlives was not a top-down initiative, like Tony Blair's nasty centralised National Programme for IT.

As a mom, it's sometimes difficult to find time to get to the gym.