Sentence examples for well got to from inspiring English sources

Oh well, got to Number One, raised loads of money for Comic Relief, so who cares?

"You've got to have a bit of the hard stuff as well,  got to have a bit of a slog, play on bad surfaces, sometimes play against bad teams, bad crowds, with wind and rain-swept pitches".

My girlfriends spent hours on the phone with their mothers, gabbing about everything from job woes to weight gain, whereas my relationship with my mother seemed to consist mostly of awkward lunches that started with a bang of best intentions, but quickly fizzled, often ending midmeal with her saying, "Well, got to go... " I wondered if it was a cultural thing.

And suddenly, because of that, the unforgiving nature of the military timetable, we found ourselves scrabbling for the smoking gun, which was another way of saying "it's not that Saddam has to prove that he's innocent, we've now bloody well got to try and prove that he's guilty".

It was the prime minister himself who said recently, 'We've cut the rate of corporation tax down to 20%, we're the most competitive place to come and start a business, but here's the deal – if they have a low tax rate, those companies have damn well got to pay it".

He added: "It was another way of saying 'it's not that Saddam has to prove that he's innocent, we've now bloody well got to try and prove he's guilty.' And we – the Americans, the British – have never really recovered from that because of course there was no smoking gun".

The voice said: "Well get to him.

"Swansea have done very well getting to the Premier League.

So, bluntly put, another country could well get to the moon first?

I think England might well get to the Quarter finals actually and then anything's possible.

"So," she began, fixing him with a flat stare, "we might as well get to know each other.