Sentence examples for got to note from inspiring English sources

When something like that happens to him in life, does he think, "That's something I can work into my act?" "Anytime you feel something strong, pain or joy, if you're a comedian or a writer, then you've got to note it and find out what's creating that strong emotion.

I've been reading lots of early American history, and what they used in the first few decades of politics in the new United States springs to mind (although you've got to note the "O" at the end -- a different term than if it ended in "A") -- "The Junto".

Ms. Baranski and Ms. Plimpton have not worked together onstage, but while they filmed "The Good Wife" they got to compare notes about working with the playwright Tom Stoppard.

"My baby's got to eat," she notes, quite sensibly, "so let's negotiate these deals".

Got to make a note to have Monica write him back.

I had to listen to what my parents had in the car and so I got to know every note".

I tried to get closer to note down the officer's number but they were wearing black boilersuits with no numbers.

You've got to take good notes and do all of your homework.

You got to take copious notes on the details that others will want and need to know for their trip.

"Now somebody's got to go find that note".

"It got to be this big note, a lot of money," Mr. Domenici said.