Sentence examples for got to have something from inspiring English sources

"You got to have something to do".

I've got to have something -- a system.

Got to have something these days you can trust!

I've got to have something from the 1980s, too.

"Look, you've got to have something to hang on to".

"You've always got to have something to say, haven't you?

[But] you have got to have something," he responds.

"You've got to have something to precipitate that kind of sea change," the adviser said.

"IF YOU'RE going to negotiate, you've got to have something to offer.

"We've got to have something for these men to do in the morning," Katz said.

You've got to have something big you build — it means something, there's a grandness to it.