Sentence examples for has got a switch from inspiring English sources

He has got a switch that goes.

"I feel like I've got a switch in my head where one day I could be crying and wanting to go home, then I'm there to fight and win".

I don't actually have to touch the boiler; I've got a switch on the wall in the hall that I can regulate it with ….

It's to the show's credit that it manages to make these scenes work with such warmth – in lesser hands it would be so cheesy; writer Noah Hawley has got a real gift for switching tones throughout an episode.

On the back of the 02, you've got an on/off switch, a jack for an optional programmable footswitch or sustain pedal, a MIDI output (in case you want to save a USB port or use it with another MIDI device), a USB 2.0 port, and a 9V DC jack (for use with the optional AC adapter).

For example, the Bumper Jumper scheme allows you to turn and jump/melee at the same time, etc., etc. Try learning to use more than one, and switch when you've got a better advantage with one over the other.

"If things aren't going well it's just a couple of guys switching and you've got a totally different look and a totally different formation".

Ad-blocking visitors to the website of the Guardian, a British daily, for example, are greeted with the message: "We notice that you've got an ad-blocker switched on.

On your phone, you've got an app running that can quickly switch 1sheeld's behavior from shield to shield.

"We don't need Ofcom, we have got an off switch".

The switch can be in one of just two positions and the lamp has got to be lit — when the switch is in position 'on' — or else dim — when the switch is in position 'off'off