Sentence examples for has sometimes got from inspiring English sources
The abuse has sometimes got personal.
His stubborness has sometimes got him into trouble.
"I think the BBC has sometimes got to say to the government, this is licence fee payers' money it is not part of your spending round, it comes from a different source.
The midfielder plays up his own tough approach, which has sometimes got him into trouble, with a mocked-up triangular "hazard" sign of a tackle being performed.
They've trained a whole lifetime and it comes down to a few moments". The midfielder plays up his own tough approach, which has sometimes got him into trouble, with a mocked-up triangular "hazard" sign of a tackle being performed.
In general, Dr. Weinberg said, he believes that "half-baked philosophy has sometimes gotten in the way of doing science".
Because of that, he has sometimes gotten in his own way, as he ran from promoter to promoter, from manager to manager, seeking his fortune.
"You've sometimes got to think about what the player wants," he says.
