Sentence examples for it got to bring from inspiring English sources

What has it got to bring to the party?

We used to catch the NightRider bus back home in those days, and when it got to that point someone brought up the idea of getting the next flight out of Melbourne.

As a key informant stated: ' Maternal fee exemption became unsustainable because every month the bill was going up and going up, and it got to a point, the facilities were bringing the bill and we [MOH] did not have money to pay, so the exemption policy fizzled out ' [MOH staff, 31/8/2012].

' Maternal fee exemption became unsustainable because every month the bill was going up and going up, and it got to a point, the facilities were bringing the bill and we [MOH] did not have money to pay, so the exemption policy fizzled out' [MOH staff, 31/8/2012].

"It's got to be a commonality that brings them together, something that supersedes the importance of the feud itself," he said.

If you back away from bandwidth and how it gets brought to market, there are a huge number of players in the access market, companies that are selling access to the web in various platforms.

If the Labour party is going to expand it's got to bring in people who weren't in it before.

$24.99 Fiction can do whatever it pleases; it's just got to bring it off, that's all.

And that we got to be a part of it, we got to bring some sort of enlightenment...We got to move people.

Its problem is that it has also got to bring down the budget deficit.

Ultimately, once you bring it out here, you've got to bring it to the major championship on a Sunday on the back nine.