Sentence examples for you've got to replace from inspiring English sources

You've got to replace bad habits..

"One city may say, 'You've got to replace the cobblestone streets,' and that's more expensive than asphalt," said John Kobara, regional manager of Falcon Communications.

There are three players you have got to replace without anybody else leaving the club.

"There is a cumulative effect because you have got to replace those hives.

"I've got to replace you with a black chick!" At least Richie is self-aware.

We built this whole thing around oil, and now we've got to replace that".

"We've got to replace this expensive funding that the banks have provided us," Mr. Lord said.

"We've got to replace eight out of nine of our nuclear power stations", Ed Davey has told the BBC.

"We also need to lift the economic shackles of Obamacare... We've got to replace Obamacare with a fair, patient-focused, market-based system.

Whatever you think of video games as an entertainment medium, you've got to admit that replacing footballers with rocket-powered cars is an attractive idea.

"Oil fields have a declining curve - you find one, it peaks and starts downhill, you've got to find another one to replace it.