Sentence examples for have got between from inspiring English sources

But I think that we have got between today and Thursday to work on one or two pieces.

"We have got between now and May to educate people and let people know about what UKIP is all about which is common sense policies in all areas of politics".

But think about all the trade we've got between our countries.

After all, this hospital is all we've got between Montauk Point and Stony Brook".

"I've got between 50 and 60 people available, and I'm anticipating that I'll have to dip into my fleet of couriers".

Finally, I've got between 5-7 minutomorrowrrowithth Lord Hunt, who is the face of the report (in the way that Kate Moss is the face of TopShop).

If they come to a show, they'll buy everything I've got". Between sets, the crowd at Big Ed's swarmed around him to buy CD's of his music and have them autographed.

As one of Borsato's workers told me recently, "You came up here and saw the consistency that you've got between the blue sky, the sunshine, the water, the fucking soil.

"School of Hard Knocks" is the most recent (and one of the least bilious) in a long line of songs that target critics, graceless fans, and anyone else who has got between him and his search for enlightenment.

"It takes a lot of your body and the build-up to getting the most out of yourself is potentially a three-month process - and then you've got between four and eight weeks to get back up into hard training again.

"For 70-odd minutes we had defended reasonably well and it looked as though they were running out a bit but the centre-halves didn't quite sort out the marking and McLean has got between them to score.