Sentence examples for we've got something more from inspiring English sources

"But we've got something more sinister now," he said.

Some CFHNs described how they altered their practice in order to attend to the woman's needs once their 'sixth sense' had determined that the woman needed some additional support: I've walked into a house and you can just see that she's stressed… You say you've got a lot on your plate at the moment…let's just stop right there we've got something more important to deal with.

Now they've got something more to look forward to.

You've got something more here, which is avoiding hospitalizations".

If they've got something more deli-cious to try, they will".

"You've got something more precious than all the money and all the fame in the world," he says, "a family that loves you".

They've got something more to go on other than their inherent need to love somebody.

But it seems Jesus has got something more clever up his sleeve.

"Last week, against Torquay, we could have got something more out of the game but to take 13 points from 15 - we can't wince at that.

There has already been a lot of speculation about our future shape and there will no doubt be plenty more, but when we've got something to announce we'll do so".

They don't need silly advertising gimmicks because they've got something much more important, which is a chef who knows what he's doing and a menu of good things to eat.