Sentence examples for got to freshen from inspiring English sources

"We switched lines, got to freshen up.

"Sometimes you've got to freshen things up a little bit, which is what we've done, without making major overhauls," said Barker.

As the holiday arrived, we still had not gotten to freshening the walls with new paint or even bringing many of our things from storage.

Things have gotten pretty bad when you are told you have to freshen up before you can board an airplane.

Anyway I figured I would have to freshen up the old wardrobe so I had to get rid of the jalloppy and hock my diamond ring.

"I've not got mountains of money to make wholesale changes, but I've got enough to freshen things up".

They talked on their cellphones and got up to freshen their coffee or snag another danish.

"When you are relegated there has got to be a lot of changes to freshen things up for next season," he said.

Wales have got to bounce back from their Twickenham defeat and have freshened things up a bit, giving players such as prop Rhodri Jones and hooker Ken Owens a run.

"There is the balance and continuity of playing, but it was probably outweighed by the greater value of getting the chance to freshen up in readiness for what is a crucial couple of weeks if we're going to survive".

"I've got nearly two months to freshen him up; he'll have a break for a couple of weeks then I'll bring him back for the Cheltenham race.