Sentence examples for you get to start from inspiring English sources

"Ohio, starting on Oct. 2, which is just six days from now, you get to start voting!" Mr. Obama said.

"But one of the upsides of a landscape like that is that you get to start from scratch".

You get to start the new year with new wisdom, a clean slate, a new plan, perhaps even a new sense of optimism (but mostly a new plan!).

This runs counter to the whole idea of pre-commitment, of course — if you get to start every month saying you'll start going to the gym next month, what's the point?

There's an additional advantage to redefining your problem: it frees you to experiment with "beginner's mind". You get to start over, trying different solutions, assessing their effectiveness, learning from failures, and trying again.

If you get too many answers wrong, your avatar is snuffed out and frequent surfer points will be deducted from your account, but you get to start over again.

After each meeting you get to starting preparing for the next meeting.

But you got to start somewhere.

"You got to start with Jim and Jeanie and how that relationship plays out".

"So you got to start somewhere, and hopefully, tomorrow will be my day".

"If you stop for a second, you lose it all and you got to start all over".