Sentence examples for has got for from inspiring English sources
But if they're the best Klinsmann has got for now, then they play.
It might be a curious systems, but it is the only one M.L.S. has got, for now.
The fate of Childhood and Temples – limited sales and medium-to-rave reviews, despite being as good as guitar-pop has got for years – suggests the latter.
Just think of the flak Mitt Romney has got for his health-care reforms in Massachusetts.But as Mr Sandoval sees it, diversification is intertwined with education and is thus a legitimate conservative cause.
The semi-final against Germany remains as good as it has got for England but it is the quarter-final that was Venables's defining match, Stuart Pearce's cathartic penalty against Spain ensuring a wave of public optimism and a rose-tinted view of the former Tottenham manager's tenure ever since.
So the old image of the family sitting down in front of the box in the corner to see what Des (or, before him, Frank Bough) has got for us to watch has been left behind as decisively as a straggler in the 100m.
Putting out everything you've got for the red rose.
Nothing.' What a future we've got for mankind".
This is what we've got for the next four years.
If he could get that much, how much may others have got, for electoral use?
