Sentence examples for has got a future from inspiring English sources

I think that the brand has got a future".

Mark Robson is an outstanding coach and has got a future here for as long as he wants.

"But I've got a future".

"I really think I've got a future in this," he said.

It doesn't feel like you've got a future, you can't look ahead.

"I can't get my head around the idea that I've got a future.

Do you think you've got a future in political punditry? A. Who, me?

"I suppose this is about hope, really, to realise we've got a future somewhere," she said.

But I do think that most companies are saying, "Hey, to be sure I've got a future, I'm going to develop drugs, too".

But there was also this feeling of what's the point of studying when you don't feel you've got a future?

They say: 'Andrew, it's OK for you, your children have got a future in your business, our children have to go to Sydney or Newcastle or Brisbane for a job.' " He acknowledges they have a point.