Sentence examples for got to put on from inspiring English sources
I wasn't the visionary, I was the one who figured out what skit we've got to put on... these are the same skills I am using in the work I am doing now.
We got to put on white protective suits, and waders up to our hips".
Practicing for the role never felt quite right, he said, until the day he got to put on "the hair".
"It's what you wanted, so, sweetie, you got to put on your big-girl drawers and do it".
Six feet tall with a smooth shaved head, he found a certain balance between the job he did all day and the shows he got to put on at night, said his longtime friend, Dwayne Davis.
I enjoyed watching the old Post Office documentaries, just seeing real faces, real people, and thinking, these are the stories we've got to tell, these are the people we've got to put on screen.
The advantage is that one artist gets to put on a serious show instead of being slotted into a curated jumble sale.
At times it reminds me of scouting badges: Which one do you get to put on your vest?
Every year when I get to put on my SXSW showcase that concert is so special to me.
"Every opportunity you get to put on the U.S. jersey and wear the crest is obviously an honor and a privilege.
