Sentence examples for got to something from inspiring English sources
Finally I got to something specific: a red dragon tattoo.
Again, it falls to Nina to resolve the situation, and in clumsy British fashion we got to something approaching a happy ending.
"Zuleika Dobson," the cult novel in which every male Oxford undergraduate, save one cowardly swot, throws himself into the river to die for love of the ravishing granddaughter of the master of Judas College, is the closest Max got to something big, and it remains profoundly light.
Either way, it got to something: Adrià has always had a gnawing hunger – I use the word advisedly – for artistic legitimacy, as if being known as the world's best chef is somehow not enough.
Everybody I know says we have got to something - and then we don't do anything.
After a drop-in by football expert John Hodgman, Stewart got to something even more ludicrous than ball tampering, with mention of Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch and the NFL's threats of a $500,000 fine if he failed to appear at media day.
You got to get something to eat.
"We've got to get something else".
"We've got to get something going here.
"You got to have something to do".
