Sentence examples for in has got from inspiring English sources

"Whoever we bring in has got to fit in with how our group works, which is really something special".

Anyone who wants to come in has got to show me an awful lot".

Beard said: "Whoever comes in has got an exciting job.

"You've got to work as a unit and it's something whoever comes in has got to address.

"Whoever comes in has got a big job on their hands," said Shaw after Tuesday night's 4-1 hatmering at Shrewsbury.

"We've just had an international break, if you were going to make a change, constructively you would have made it then, now you can't do that kind of thing, seven games to go, whoever comes in has got an almost impossible task.

"The players that we bring in have got to be better than the ones we've got.

"Now the eighth inning has got to be like my save situation," Franco said.

There is something, anyway, in having got through the day without its being an absolute disaster.

But Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008, has got in the way.

SPRING in New York has got me thinking about bicycles.