Sentence examples for got to take something from inspiring English sources

"You've got to take something seriously.

New Zealand cockles were sweet, but you've got to take something off the bill when you spill soup on a client.

Why has it got to take something high-profile for us to say: 'OK, let's do something now, let's bring out pamphlets about depression.' "Maybe money goes somewhere else, into places they feel is more sufficient and effective.

"We've got to take something from it," he said.

I got to take something home and someone else got helped.

I think Obama told the Russians: Give us a ceasefire, even if it's a limited one for short duration, because I've got to take something home.

"It's a real way of bonding the group and at the end of the day they get to take something home".

So, as we wandered around, we thought it possible that we might get to take something home on Monday, like two stopwatches, estimate between two hundred to three hundred crowns, or thirty to forty dollars, or even this woodcut of the Seventh Seal, estimate between four to five hundred crowns, or fifty-five to seventy dollars.

Said Dr Westheimer, 'My philosophy is that we have to take something existing, get it off the ground quickly, see how it works in that country and then find investment to work on the curriculum.'.

And if you've got to choose something, take the substance over the symbol".

"I said, how ridiculous is that — they've got to be taking something," said Mr. Rice, who takes Zocor for high cholesterol and hydrochlorothiazide for high blood pressure, neither of which is banned.