Sentence examples for have distractions from inspiring English sources

"I can't have distractions".

"I don't like to have distractions to the game.

"She just wants to train and keep her focus and not have distractions," said Meissner's coach, Pam Gregory.

"I don't know what it's like to have distractions like that," she said at a news conference.

This request is not only civilized, but also necessary: you can't have distractions when making the important decision of what to have for lunch.

I've been here six years now, and we've had nothing but trying to have distractions about me leaving, or me not happy, or guys on the team not happy".

Dre has had distractions aplenty.

Of course, the gym has distractions, too.

"We've had distractions," Davalos said, adding, "All teams have".

We've had distractions such as Christmas and an entire season of The Bridge to keep us occupied.

"I don't want to appear to be someone who has distractions that detract from performance," he said.