Sentence examples for got to praise from inspiring English sources
JAH rastafari: you got to praise 'im you knaaaaa".
If every time we play I've either got to praise a player to the skies or criticise a player and say a partnership is not going to work, that's a bit harsh.
"You have got to praise him, he has done fantastic," said Solskjaer, apparently oblivious to the fact that increasing numbers of Cardiff fans are wondering why their club did not appoint the Welshman, who was out of work before Palace snapped him up.
"I've got to praise them because everyday they work their socks off," he said.
If nothing else, you've got to praise HTC for their speed: the site, operated by the increasingly well-known hardware hacker Conflipper, is only about a month old.
The hard fact is that Mr Lott's comments last week were the nearest any senior American politician has got to praising segregation for years.
"A lot of hard work goes into those team performances and the manager has got to be praised for getting the players to buy into his formation.
Their manager Jim Harvey, a former Tranmere Rovers player, said: "Mark's goal was excellent but I've got to pick out and praise our defence.
He told me he was going to get 80 virgins when he got to heaven if he praised Allah".
When the puppy begins to come to you, say "Come!" When he gets to you, praise and reward him.
Just after the Surface Pro review embargo expired earlier this week – and Microsoft got to bask in far more praise than it got for the Surface RT – its marketing team picked up the unnecessarily aggressive "Scroogled" campaign against Google once again.
