Sentence examples for got to repeat from inspiring English sources

I've got to repeat: I've got a pen.

As the last speaker, he also got to repeat the chorus.

So that's what dots in music do — when we have these double bars and dots that means repeat so we got to repeat the whole exposition.

"I know he's been frustrated with me at times because I kept getting on him and getting on him: 'You've got to repeat.

You've got to repeat.' " Warthen added, "The last three weeks, especially, any little adjustment we've asked him to make — boom, boom, boom — he's made them".

But the difference is that these films are fizzing with life and passion and I've got to repeat my view that Outlaw is crude and dull and just horrible.

This is a decision that you do not get to repeat.

Sometimes we get to repeat the same class over and over.

While Day-Lewis gets to repeat some of Lincoln's jokes, and Spader and his buddies provide moments of humor, it's Jones (as Thaddeus Stevens, the most emphatic antislavery congressman) who provides all the funniest moments.

I could make up all sorts of fancy ideas about this but the basic fact is that it's a thoroughly unique experience and one you may never get to repeat again in your life.

If your opponent touches the ball before it goes into a cup or hits the table, the person that shot the ball gets to repeat the shot.