Sentence examples for presents got to from inspiring English sources

Elbowing their way into malls this weekend for dolls, televisions and reindeer sweaters, shoppers probably will give little thought to how the future holiday presents got to retail shelves.

Hamja Ahsan says the way jihad has been presented gets to the heart of the problem.

In the present, we got to hear Margaret Pomeranz use the phrase "suckin' on a joint" and complain about stoner conversations in the 70s being "really boring".

What has presenting this programme got to do with Feifei's hands?

This, though, is an opportunity to see snatches of work outside of your area but still related to your field; and (if you're presenting) you get to present your work to a diverse crowd.

When the opportunity presents itself, you've got to take advantage".

The first round was a written proposal and in the second round you got to present, and I didn't even get to present.

"He's got to present himself," Carlesimo said.

But right now is the present and she's got to get that straightened out.

"We've got to present our sport better, in one-day meets".

"But in the present climate we've got to look at other ways of doing things.