Sentence examples for got to split from inspiring English sources

You've got to split the fairways and it's so much longer.

You get a limited budget and now you've got to split it among a whole bunch of teams.

You don't have to come back in and say you've got to split the muscle in two here.

"[They say]: 'Take your hat off, take your hood off, what you doing, empty your pockets, there's four of you, you've got to split up, you can't go round in a group – even when they are not doing anything wrong".

Except this time they've roped others in too, including Dawn French's passive-barbaric midwife Joy Aston, ("You've got to split the pod to get the peas out,") who thinks her birthing doll is alive and shows pregnant women X-rated birth DVDs.

But what if you got to split the savings with your employer by selecting a less expensive hotel?

Do they get to split the money?

Ethan added, "Then at the end of the year, we get to split whatever money we get back from the electric company".

Whenever a label licenses their music catalogue to any entity – TV, film, iTunes, Spotify etc – the label keeps 50% and musicians get to split the rest.

The greens didn't get to split the army.

For example, there is an incentive to establish accountable care organizations (ACOs) that get to split 50/50 with Medicare any savings in their treated population that they are able to achieve, but penalize hospitals if discharged patients have to be re-admitted in less than 30 days.