Sentence examples for got to impart from inspiring English sources

Still, a pandemic is a pandemic, so what lessons has the BBC drama got to impart about how to cope with the end of the world as we know it?

Thus the Elders spend their time squabbling as to which one of them gets to impart the information to Debbie; Negatus's incompetent demon henchmen are prosaically named Rita, Jeff and Neil; and a group of monks, unable to lie, loftily announce "The truth sustains us," before shamefacedly adding: "And crisps".

In a room like that, you not only learn what the speakers have to impart, you get a bonus -- a fascinating internal dialogue.

Whatever lessons you have to impart about how you got to where you are financially could be of help as they start making their own financial choices.

They get there in time for his father to impart to Norman and his brother Arthur Ben Shenkmann) his dying wish: their mother must move in with one of them.

Whatever information you have to impart, make it seem "inside".

Maybe he will get her to impart more cut and slice on her defensive shots.

So I was excited to hear that a bunch of ex VCs – well, most were former associates – are getting together to impart their knowledge in exactly the same manner.

One chapter melds stories of Wyatt Walker, a titan of the American civil-rights movement, and Br'er Rabbit, a trickster-hero of African-American mythology, to impart the moral that "You got to use what you got".

Echalaz, however, says Malfitano did not dictate the role to her: "Absolutely not, she's got so much to impart, but she's never tried to turn me into a clone.

These would mean "humanistic" Gymnasien (academic high schools) like the Johanneum would get two fewer years to impart Latin and Greek.