Sentence examples for only get to use from inspiring English sources
Careful, Mr. LeBlanc — you only get to use that line once.
Regular club members only get to use the championship tee box once a year, during their annual medal competition.
Under the new rules, OUP gets perpetual, private, infinite access to your usage data, and you only get to use the OED for so long as you pay your fees.
How can he fantasize racing down the Mulsanne straight at Le Mans at 195, when he is stuck in rush hour on I-95? "You only get to use short bursts of performance," said Michael Louli, a 47-year-old financial adviser in Toronto, whose four Ferraris include a 360 Modena coupe and a 360 Spider convertible.
Unless you pay, however, you only get to use 5 moments a month.
It's a tool you'll only get to use a few times, and the halo that comes with it is perishable.
It also limits Mr. Paulson's allowance: he only (only!) gets to use $250 billion right away.
I've only gotten to use my fancy fighting skills once in real life, which was plenty.
Science fiction itself is cool, and I know this because whenever you put a guy with a good brain into a job where he only gets to use half of it or less, he will start obsessing over science fiction, and then blow his paltry paycheck buying something sleek and "sci-fi" and completely useless on ebay.
Can you imagine if the iPhone had been invented in 1997, and we were only just getting to use it now?
Only Americans get to use that excuse.
