Sentence examples for to have got something from inspiring English sources

The London coach, Tony Rea, was pleased to have got something from the game.

THE blundering soldiers who deposed Thailand's prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, in 2006 seem at last to have got something right.

"We're disappointed not to have got something from the game because we felt we were the better team," he claimed.

Some of the young players were terrific and we are disappointed not to have got something from it.

He was caught by Grant Hanley in the first half, with the Newcastle defender appearing to have got something on the ball first, while after the interval Hanley seemed to nudge him as he bore down on a Smith knock-down.

Brighton assistant manager Nathan Jones: "We had enough chances to have got something from the game.

I think they all have got something to give.

We have got something good to shout about.

But when you get Tracy and Hepburn turning in brilliant performances to boot, you've got something to cheer about".

But I'd like to think that I've got something to offer".

"No one listens to you unless you've got something sensational to do.