Sentence examples for only get to take from inspiring English sources

Of course I only get to take home $500.

"How would you like to show up for work every day, but only get to take home 3 out of every 4 paychecks?" Mr. Clinton asked.

But many American workers only get to take off national holidays, like Christmas, July 4, and Labor Day.

When you only get to take one full-time job and then you're stuck with it for some period of time, you're tying up your brand and your value with the employer's brand, and that's not always to your advantage.

I only got to take three photos of each, and they knew how to strike all the poses.

"Unfortunately, if you were a kid who only ran it once in your junior or senior year, it was like only getting to take the SAT once.

You've only got to take a glimpse at some of the experiences of aspiring solicitors to see the kind of challenges facing those who want to follow this path.

All things being equal – "and it's only got to take one sizable volcano to erupt and all the models, everything else, is right off the board" – he expects that before the consequences of global warming can impact on us significantly, something else will have made our world unrecognisable, and threaten the human race.

I spoke to my family and said 'I've only got to take one more whack on my knee and I don't think it's going to be able to take it'".

I spoke to my family and said 'I've only got to take one more whack on my knee and I don't think it's going to be able to take it'". Bullard lost a combined 26 months of his career when his right knee, "the bad knee" as he coins it, twice failed to stay in one piece.

I only got to take three pictures then some soldier dude ran towards me.