Sentence examples for you got someplace from inspiring English sources

There's a twinge in the pianist's shoulder, but this time Mingus focuses like a nozzle his surge of imprecations on a sleek black man bent chattering across a table to his lavish date: "This is your heritage and if you don' wanna listen, then you got someplace else you'd better be".

"In conclusion, leaving is easy," he sang, "When you've got someplace to go".

But you can't escape the feeling that he's got someplace else he'd rather be.

Call in your maid, Lana, and tell her, "I've got someplace to be.

"You want something you know can respond to the way you feel when you want to get someplace, even if it's up a mountainside," he said.

Remember, you won't be able to outrun an ostrich over any distance, but if you've got a good head start you should be able to get someplace safe if it's close enough.

Impudence comes naturally to Does It Offend You, Yeah?, which charged through its set in an almost cursory fashion, as if in a hurry to get someplace else.

I mean, try to get someplace.

The point was "to get someplace," she said.

Sometimes, trying to get someplace faster, we end up slowing one another down.

"I liked the idea of getting someplace old and new at the same time," he said.