Sentence examples for he has got something from inspiring English sources

But Mr Brown, now prime minister, is not a man to admit that he has got something wrong.

He's the biggest poser in the business - but then, he has got something to pose about.

His preface to "The American Scene" is, so far as I know, the first piece of writing in which he has attempted any comparative criticism of conditions in Europe and America, and it comfirms the impression one had had, from the remarkable long poems that he has written here, that he has got something for his work out of his experience in the United States.

He has got something special - he does things that surprise you every time.

He is an intelligent man and if he has got something to say I think Rio Ferdinand would come out and say it.

Sammy has shown he has got something and I hope a lot of the negative stuff will start turning to some credit for him.

He said it was because he had got something in the throat".

He always looked so wily, always looked as though he had got something on the people he spoke to, it was hard to know where you stood with him; that half-smile of his could equally well have been sarcastic or congenial or tentative.

He hadn't but said he had gotten something from all of them.

"I had told him that story on a plane going to Europe, and he had gotten something from that that he wanted," Mr. Prince recalled in an interview.

I want to see Buttler in the time; he really has got something.