Sentence examples for have got only from inspiring English sources

If you had walked in with cash, you'd have got only €1.176.

Quieter is not quiet".Mr Finley and those who feel like him can take comfort from the fact that the snowmobiles have got only a one-year reprieve.

And here is the paradox: had Dhoni set 300 as the target score, it is the nature of things that they might have got only 240.

"Three-quarters of the Palestinians want a long-term arrangement with Israel and understand they have got only so far with violence, but they also want the rascals out".

The talks with Syria have got only grudging blessing from the United States Syriaa's leader, Bashar Assad, may rather wait for a new American president before entering into direct negotiation.Still, Mr Olmert insists that in both negotiations agreement is closer than ever; he says he will vigorously pursue them as long as he remains prime minister.

Upson made it clear to Bruce he was desperate to go to West Ham, and threatened to exploit legislation allowing players in certain circumstances to buy out the final year of their contracts.Had Upson done so, Birmingham in summer would have got only about £1m for him and the board are likely to have encouraged Bruce to accept the deal.

"You have got only three or four global suppliers of air bags, and they have only got so much capacity," said Karl Brauer, senior analyst at Kelley Blue Book.

However, we have got only limited message about flounder sex determination, and more sex-related genes and their functions need to be studied.