Sentence examples for only got to be from inspiring English sources

You've only got to be on a tube in London to realise that Britain is an extremely diverse country now".

[But] the Taliban have only got to be lucky once to get you - we've got to be lucky every day for six months.

Then he made it clear he was not making a concession speech, saying, "But we've only got to be better for 40 minutes".

That whole business of Brown entering a decade-long sulk because he only got to be chancellor – it hardly spoke of saintly good character.

In fact, I think that it might be fair to say that they only got to be the candidates because they were wealthy businesspeople, able to fund their own campaigns, regardless of whether they had the support of their party.

They told me of not being allowed to bury the body of their child because defence lawyers insisted upon autopsy after autopsy – so in one case a 35-day-old baby who was killed only got to be buried by her family on what would have been her first birthday.

"You only get to be an ambassador if your guy wins".

"I only get to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame one time in my life," Flavor Flav said.

Patients often only get to be seen when their problems are severe enough.

"Most people only get to be a bride once," she said.

An astronaut should not only get to be a bride; she should be able to have a bride, too.