have got

That was one of the few things his predecessor was judged to have got about right.

I agree with you. We have got to do something about pollution. It's getting worse. Yes, it certainly is.

It (appearances) is in the programme and me and Jay have got a little tab on it because I think I'm a couple ahead of him.

'I don't know of any that do, ' Alice said very politely, feeling quite pleased to have got into a conversation.

"We are right at the start now of what I believe is going to be an environmental boom. Suppliers have got to innovate. "

It is good that surgery will not be required but the next thing we have got to do give Kyle a bit of time over the next 24 hours.

Had it not been for the kind guide, I might have got lost in the mountains.

I am sorry I have got to leave it. But I have got to say it has been a real honor and pleasure to work with everybody in this room.

Over the years through my evangelical support, I have got many people involved in this grand project and also raised quite a bit of money.

If I had not missed the train, I would have got home by now.

We seem to have got our wires crossed. I thought you were coming yesterday.

It was not to be, but at least they have got a good manager again in Mick McCarthy, a strong personality and an experienced football man.

I have no idea how long mail usually takes between London and Beijing but I feel that they should have got to you by now.

and after a few minutes he said to his companion: "Do you know what you have got on your back? "

Of course, I am not denying the need for learning English, but we have got to be moderate, never doubt the power of Chinglish.

But even by their usual gloomy standards, Britons seem to have got themselves into a slough of despond of late.

You have got all that the great have had: two arms, two legs, two hands, two eyes, and a brain to use if you'd be wise.

You don't have got to accompany me going shopping in case someone immediately makes an appointment with you.

Wendy thought Napoleon could have got it, but I can picture him trying, and then going off in a passion, slamming the door.

The teams have got a strong leader of a strong governing body and he is playing hardball, as he always has.

Luni is late for school this morning again , and she could have got up earlier . It must have been very late for her to go to bed.

Just as it seems to have got hold of it - it suddenly runs away and starts cleaning itself frantically.

I might have got good limestone within a mile or two and burned it myself, if I had cared to do so.

Christmas visit we made to the hospital had a huge impact on me, that's where the idea came from and a lot of people have got involved.

"Sure, it would be better to have more grades, but law firms have got to roll with the punches, " he said.

The owners would never have got any pleasure out of that, I certainly got no pleasure out of it.

But Mr Afzal agrees that punishment alone isn't enough: "We have got to recognise that stalking often does not stop at conviction. "

If he'd thought I would sit there as meek as a lamb while he abused my family, he must have got a real surprise.

It happens in the heat of a game that you get over excitable, but the referees and the powers that be have got to react to it.

We have got to address the economic crisis, but we also have to address just how much debt we are going to build up.

We have another big game on Friday against the Spurs, so we have got to be ready to go!

They have got all their ducks in a row in terms of how the company should be structured.

Our message doesn't seem to have got through, we've had no reply through it was sent several days ago.

But there will be a lot of focus on Michael Owen and we have got to be mindful of that.

Just now, I have got after a colleague of financial department in the way of email because he made some mistake but he never apologized.

The police have got a confession out of her, ie have made her confess.

I am very happy that have got acquainted with you and did not expect that probably on the Internet to get acquainted with such man as you.

"If Bremerhaven was one of many cities, it would never have got the same help, " says Detlef Kolze, a local journalist.

It is a fact that we have got to render an account for the deeds done in the body.

In reality, the challenge illustrated exactly why these "vote for me" contests in the nonprofit world have got to go away.

At least I could have got a more interesting stand in than James. Do you know how hard it is to find a good fake boyfriend on short notice?

Frankly, if I'd gone to ask Martin Wolf, the FT's economics expert, about the direction of house prices I'd have got a shorter answer.

Despite their plan's gaps, Mr Rudd and Penny Wong, his climate-change minister, seem to have got the politics right, for now.

You have got to stop the ball coming in to the box at all times and a couple of clean sheets would do wonders for the confidence.

If he could have got away from it by creeping into a rat's hole, he would have done so.

People have got tired of him because he's always blowing his own horn.

"Liverpool have got two or three top players and a really good team with international players in nearly every position, " he said.

"But I am very confident that with the team we have got assembled we are going to be able to make it happen. "

I feel as though we have got that back this year and that is going to be a great strength.

"We have got to give David credit for the two goals. He took them very well - it was a very good performance, " said Agger.

Your bosses are morons to have got rid of such a genius as you.

It's just some damn silly, stupid idea you might have got out of a fourth rate sentimental novel.

And I have got to say, I disagree with the last caller.

"If this is proved to be the case, they have got to return that money. I cannot allow this to continue, " he said.

I am pleased that the president of the United States decided to drop food in addition to bombs, but I have got to tell you this.

Right now, we have got with small ones we can always do it in different ways, but later we'll think of that of that way.

Ah, mother, if it had been something you wanted you would have cried a little and then you'd have got it!

We have ridden in a spaceship having got to a space station , have got to Mars after a brief rest having passed.

The fire is thought to have got to this fuel, which should have been entirely submerged, but may well not have been.

By the time they are ready to give up the print edition, they should have got used to the idea of paying for digital.

But they cannot be here now. Others have got to come in and take their place and you never know.

Of course, we have everything here to be a great team and we have got to give our best and give everything to win something this year.

WENDY WHITE: You can never really just rely on one businessanymore, you've sort have got to have two or more underway.

We have got to get out economy turned around and make it start producing good jobs for hard working people, like people right here.

He even seems to have got over most of his Pureblood Supremacy bullshit.

"They have got to do a bit of everything but we would like them to think increased dividends. "

He said: "We have got to find a more pragmatic and realistic way of engaging with people. "

can refuse to love a man or to lend him money, but if he wants to ~ you have got to oblige him.

America's General Mills seems to have got Yoplait instead and the French government partly blames Lactalis and its tactics.

We seem to have got off the subject we're meant to be discussing.

Take down the names as I read them to you, and then read your list back to me, to see if you have got them all right.

Investors have got quite a bit of protection against a housing bust because of the type of deals that Fannie and Freddie guaranteed.

Rachel: God. I forgot how much I love driving. I have got to get my license renewed.

One day one of her friends called and said enthusiastically: Karin, I have got free tickets for you to meet with Wang Lee Hom!

'For the market to move higher, you have got to see corporate profits move higher instead of lower, ' he said.

The next morning you open her door you expect her to be asleep or have got up ?

By seven o'clock this afternoon we shall have got to Shanghai if the train keeps good line.

I have always complained that third-person games do not work well on a PC, but Wolfire seems to have got it right.

It's unbearable to think England may not qualify for Euro 2008, so we have got to make sure that we win our remaining qualifying games.

Christopher Waltz is godlike, i mean, u have got to see him, he has so much depth in his character that, i find it very rare these days.

Nor you could, but you might have got somebody to help her.

"None of those other boats could have got ashore to give word of the wreck, " said the oiler, in a low voice.

I have got to know a young man of great worth in the sense that he understands football.

seeming to have got into his head the notion that, because he liked Heathcliff, all hated, and longed to do him an ill turn.

For them, it is often a question of what to get for supper, or whether the children have got clean shirts for school.

It is curious that this extraordinary man should have got no recognition from his countrymen even after his death.

But evidently his hawkish instincts, for the moment, have got the better of him.

He might have got the praise but there were a lot of other people who deserved it too.

I have been tracking Neil for a year , he is a class act and I have got a lot respect for his ability .

At this time, you have got to work as hard as two years before because this is just a beginning of your steady accumulation.

I have been tracking Neil for a year , he is a class act and I have got a lot respect for his ability .

They might have got through comparatively unscathed, as did the reactors at Fukushima Dai-ni, a similar plant farther along the coast.

It was no wonder those inside wouldn't, because we were a very motley crew, and could have got up to anything.

At this time, you have got to work as hard as two years before because this is just a beginning of your steady accumulation.

Things happen like this: at a given moment the nature seems to have yielded and you think you have got the desired result.

And his eyes have got a scary sort of stare.

"Word must have got around that this electronic brain could play music, " explained Chris Burton of the Computer Conservation Society (CCS).

You seem to have got yourself into a spot of bother .

Most countries have got at least somewhere on this, chiefly in what might be called i-government: the provision of information.

And he suggested he could have got a better deal in negotiations with derivatives counterparties if he'd been allowed to stay on.

If I had not luckily thought of standing up with you I could not have got out of it.

But there is no point dwelling on it, it is all in the past, we have got to move on and concentrate on the Premier League.

x : good . if i had been a doctor years ago , my parents would not have got the diarrhea and pass away.

Single-use plastic bags, a staple of American life, have got to go, the United Nations' top environmental official said Monday.

And if there's got to be news there have got to be men willing to do hard, unpleasant work, to get it, argued Mallory.

"Your mum said the shop's going well, " said Harry. "Said Fred and George have got a real flair for business. "

Japan had its banking crisis two decades ago, but it still does not seem to have got over it.

Obviously Shanghai and Beijing in the course of the next few years have got to be of serious consideration to us, " he said. "

By this time you have got to be regarded as not quite right in your head, and pity is the only thing felt for you.

We have got to work together as teams and with the FIA to achieve those objectives.

Aoyama: If I have got an idea, I will be completely occupied with it. But my wife helps me with choosing and picking out properties.

Quota, quotas. . . I have had it up to here! I feel like I have got a stomachache.

If he had chosen another target in the mobile-mad city state, he might have got off the hook.

All is proceeding well and the dark Ones have got the message, that we are no longer prepared to wait for them to move aside.

The police have got a confession out of him.

A nice 4-0 win against Wigan seems to have got things into a bit more perspective, regarding our current situation.

Once upon a time, its lese-majeste would have got them all bundled into the Tower of London, not least because one of them is a woman.

The First time I saw him, when England against Portugal, I looked at him and I thought, 'United have got someone special here'.

Carol: I have got to tell you people how wonderful it is to be able to share these complex thoughts with someone.

We have got ready to tell him the truth .

You know, you have got to stop doing things for me.

And he said to them, If you had not been ploughing with my cow you would not have got the answer to my question.

"Humans have got to be in the loop, " says Dr Thomas. "It is probably going to be necessary for the next 20 years, maybe 100. "

Phoebe: We have got to get you lazy boys out of these chairs.

You still don't sense our politicians are saying, "Wait a minute; stop everything; we have got to work together. "

If I had not known you, ma life would not have got so wonderful!

But you've been avoiding me all morning, and we have got to talk about this deal with the Mc Kinsey Food Company.

I couldn't have got to the meeting on time if I had not caught an earlier train.

I don't know where you are living, you might have got married or you could be a mom of kids since we are of the same age.

The government seems to have got caught up in the argument between Russia and America.

Many libraries have got used to binding periodicals at the beginning of the year with long cycles.

We are getting a lot of that kind of good support from across the party, but we have got a lot of work to do.

And the man had connection with Eve his wife, and she became with child and gave birth to Cain, and said, I have got a man from the Lord.

Too many in the present administration have got caught up in the idea that to talk to one's enemies is somehow to reward "bad behaviour" .

We had a great result against Chelsea; it was tough and some players will be tired but we have got to get up again for Wigan.

If he hadn't taken your advice, he might have got into trouble.

We haven't been here a great while, you know, but we have got acquainted with all our neighbors but you.

We have got to make certain we stop any vulnerability with that simplistic type of play.

"We are all upset if we have got major players who are not playing - but you cannot cry about it, you just have to deal with it, " he said.

" have got big ears to hear you with, " said the wolf.

We have got a great side at the moment, and I'm sure the manager will make a couple of additions, but we don't want to lose anyone.

I've been out of the office on a three-day seminar and have got back to find my chair has been replaced with a less comfortable one.

Thus, for your plain candidate to have got so far suggests he is far better than the other one.

We have got some improvements to make for sure and some work to do to be able to beat these guys on a more regular basis.

All the birds that belong to our sex have prettier feathers, cause males have got to try to justify their existence.

The bigger picture for me was to rest and be ready because we have got a Champions League qualifier and a hard start.

If I'd done anything wrong they would have got to know about it.

If he'd played in that match he would have got a great send-off and it all would have been fine.

Perhaps, had she been allowed to drive, she might have got away as her friend did.

Guilty feet have got no rhythm Though it's easy to pretend, So i never dance again.

In March lunar swallows have got their nests ready, They on the beam seem to be those without mercy.

The herd explodes and it gathers back again. Those expert trackers have got to be part of the pack.

To be frank, i don't like the same feeling of what i have got before, except the feeling of happiness.

We have got to say that it will never happen again.

He said she might have got there by then.

Now, the old granny has stayed away of danger and the police have got in touch with her family about her accident.

Before I leave you tonight, you have got to promise me to suppress your report, and to speak in the House in favor of this scheme.

Linda: We have got to start off right now. It's time to rush out to Nanjing Road to sweep the stores. Girls! Go!

This couple had a new suite of furniture not so long ago, and now they have got a new car; things must be looking up with them.

"These tiny little birds have got to hold down a whole mile of river, " explains Hamilton James.

If we have got a problem , it is of our own doing and our own unwillingness to take the lead in a lot of these major improvement activities.

Out of the chains, Pizza Express is still the one that gives the best real Italian style pizzas , though portions have got smaller.

Sometimes I seem as though I can sense when something is going to happen so if you can put me off the scent first, you have got me.

You have got to land with your valuable cargo, but the intense gravitational pull on this planet is treacherous.

you have got to put in a spoonful of liquor , some vinegar and olive oil - but that comes ten minutes later.

We have got to make sure we are nice and tight against Wales because it is going to be a tough game for us.

Yes, but I got angry with him too quickly. He probably thought that I mistrusted him. I shouldn't have got angry.

Thankfully we were able to get the win and now we have got to make sure we can keep this run going for as long as possible.

"Are you sure dear? You have got to reign all afternoon, you know, " she said, gently teasing(2) the monarch.

We have got to make it clear in Scotland in the 21st century that religious epithets and slurs are equally unacceptable.

If she had not stayed so late, she would have got up by now.

When he was in the boot it did not get better, it could have got even worse.

I feel like the middle class has been almost completely wiped out now. Now, you have got the bottom class and the top class.

We have got to leave right now.

We have got to bring it all together and integrate it, not only in Britain but internationally as well.

We have got to move up a level or two.

We might have got on tolerably, notwithstanding, but for two people, Miss Cathy and Joseph, the servant: you saw him, I dare say, up yonder.

But for your help, I would not have got out of the plight. Frankly speaking, I am really appreciative of you.

Now I come to see the effects sales terms have got on the procedure in accounting. But could you say a few words about next four terms.

I have got the general idea of what he said just now.

But I can still feel it a bit and so I have got to take my time and make sure I am fully fit for the start of the season.

"We have got evidence of widespread and anarchic illegal logging in national parks in both Kalimantan and Sarawak, " he said.

(break down) We could have got to the small town by nightfall, but our car broke down halfway.

They say if you love somebody than you have got to set them free, but I would rather be locked to you than live in this pain and misery.

have got to Friendship has got to be found, and it won't be found by serendipity. It has to be worked at.

I should never have got here in time if you had not given me a lift in your car.

You have got to challenge your hands and fingers to get stronger and quicker with the ball.

"Why bother about winter? " said the Grasshopper; "We have got plenty of food at present. "

He added: "We are going to more efficient. We have got to be. "

But we have got to ask first.

You are lucky to have got off with a caution, most policemen would have brought you to book.

Every time I weigh myself I seem to have got heavier!

I don't know if it is coincidence but, in the first three games, we did not get what we deserved or what we could have got.

You could have got him run out of this country. Maybe even got him hanged.

Tottenham have got to believe that with a full-strength team they have a chance.

I must tell you that what we have got is an attempt to substitute the rule of law for the rule of the mob, and it must not succeed.

Chinese music fans seem to have got into the nickname game early.

With other clients we would have got to that point by Monday lunchtime.

We have got to get the balance right between serving home owners better and encouraging responsibility in the housing market.

People are starting to accept the fact that I'm growing up. It's taking quite a while. But now I have got older as they really are.

We have got used to going to bed late.

In England, where they had been domiciled, she might have got a better deal.

They have got to leave early.

Desperate times call for desperate measures! You might not see her again, but you have got to take advantage of the opportunity.

If I had gone to bed early last night, I would have got up early this morning.

We know we've still got a lot to work on before we play Arsenal and we have got to come together and continue to improve.

In short, Dubai may have got a scratch in its shiny facade, and might just have to tone down its boisterous swagger, but it'll be just fine.

Still, most school nurses say they have got used to the fast-paced atmosphere and feel glad to help students.

She might have got tickets if she had arrived earlier.

You have got to get her to take that offer back.

GORDON BROWN: We have got to make a decision now, about how we secure the recovery this year.

I have got ten pounds more than I expected to have, and consequently I Can afford to spend it without being particular.

Free-roaming hedge funds seeking tremendous yields have got used to this uneven treatment, and tried to price it in.

We want jobs (and) we have got to have large amounts of reliable, low-cost electricity, " said Alexander. "

B. Not so well. I have got a cold and just can't seem to get rid of it.

We have got ourselves into a great position now where we are fighting at the top of the league.

if you have got a neighbour that is not going to vote for me do not let him out of his driveway.

We have got to approach the game perfectly and hopefully get a good result.

She seemed to have got some hint. She gently smiled at my subordinates.

Already the old ways and the things you have got used to are changing, but you are yet to see what is going to take its place.

When you have got an elephant by the hind leg, and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run.

In scientific journals the question is no longer whether humans are to blame, but how little time we have got left to limit the damage.

If we take these software problems and we say, well what does it create as a system, these have got to be systems that work.

Deep-water drilling still had an important role to play in global energy supply. "We have got growth potential there, " he said.

People have got to get used to making low carbon choices.

If attention is what he is seeking, he finally seems to have got it.

Since Congress convened earlier this month, the Democrats have got to work fast.

It is a really big positive when you know you have got big subs coming on, and we are really happy with how things are going at the moment.

So I have got to really put it in another way that it is still delivering the same message, but the words will be different.

But I will be giving everything. I have got to use every minute and every small chance with Liverpool to show I deserve to be here.

If the referee had sent off Schumacher, given us the penalty, we would have got to the final.

All fish have wings whales are fish therefore they have got to have wings haven't they?

It worries me, that man. The Tories have got to find a way to save the country from him!

GARETH MITCHELL: You have got an option on your website where you can just try it out by putting in 3 of your favorite bands.

Where are these guys? We have got to go! Guys, are we gonna hunt, or we gonna eat? Let's go!

She often pretended to have got a stomachache after meal and sneaked out of washing dishes.

But it does not seem to have got much.

I have got to see after the arrangement for the banquet.

They have had their lives harmed by the greed and excess, and we have got to fix it.

MR. SAKAI: I' m sorry to have to say this, Clive, but we have got a problem.

In the office I never seem to have time until after 5: 30 p. m, by which time many people have got home.

We have got to put Americans to work.

What's done is done and all we need to talk about in the next few days is the games we have got coming up.

But we have beaten them here before and we have got to show we have got the players and a team to beat them again.

Play with the Pink - Girls are a fan of 'Pinkish' stuff and if you have got something Pink for her, that will surely make her happy.

"You have got to go into these investments with your eyes open, " says Mr Sharman.

There are a few clubs who have got more money than us. Real Madrid, United, Chelsea and obviously Manchester City have come on the scene.

But the Indian and Pakistani leaders have got this far before and the challenge will be to insure that this dialogue really continues.

In the process, Mr Ohtsubo became one of the few people who can claim to have got the better of Goldman Sachs in a deal.

"This is the future of snooker and a few people have got to get their heads around it, " O'Sullivan said.