Sentence examples for got to keep something from inspiring English sources

But you've got to keep something for yourself.

Look, I'm with Lemmy – I think you've always got to keep something back from the fans.

"Got to keep something because collecting is in the blood," says Jim Brucker with a smile.

Mary gets to keep her baby (she doesn't even consider abortion), and she gets to keep something all the other girls want as well.

"The way I approach it is, I've just got to keep working to make something happen".

Therefore, he's got to keep the Americans online: hold back something that they want.

"That's something you've got to keep working at".

It's something I've got to keep working on and get better at".

It's just something I've got to keep plugging away at.

"Sand is something you've got to keep your eye on, to be sure you have a good, reliable source for the long term".

"When teams have their 10 or 15 minutes (on top) we've got to make sure we shut up shop and it's something we've got to keep looking at".