Sentence examples for only get to share from inspiring English sources

Ferenc Puskas and Alfredo Di Stéfano only get to share their signature moment, the famous Hampden exhibition of 1960.

I have to remember whether I got to the page via Twitter, or Facebook or email to go back to it later on, and I only get to share it to the iOS-approved places, Twitter, Facebook, email or iMessage.

Not only do you get to share tasty morsels, but it's a great chance to get to know your coworkers outside the daily work grind.

Not only did I get to share the village with these incredible athletes, but two days later I got to walk into Opening Ceremonies with them.

However, customers new to Verizon only get to choose a shared data plan, which can cost you more over the long run unless you're sharing a plan with multiple family members or plan on using multiple devices.

"This is the only place where I get to share cigars with all these people together," he said.

A total of £51m has been set aside for this, but Mr Swinney has warned local authority leaders they will only get their share of this cash if they sign up to "a clear commitment to protect teacher numbers".

This seems to be a much more certain payment stream than stocks as shareholders only get a share of the firm's profits and there is no guarantee what these profits will be or when they will be paid out to shareholders in dividends.

Sneakers will only get a share of paternity when eggs are not fertilized immediately after sperm release.

These countries will only get their fair share if companies are taxed where they operate.Francis Weyzig Utrecht, the Netherlands  SIR – One surprising omission from your special report on offshore finance (February 16th) was the duties of a company's board of directors.

First Minister Alex Salmond told BBC Scotland that Scotland has been "short-changed" for decades and will only get its fair share of oil revenues post-independence.