“have got to”造句，怎麼用have got to造句

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

We gotta(have got to) review these ancient articles we have learnt.

As they often play football together, they have got to know each other quite well.

You'd better hop along, or your parents will wonder where you have got to

Jim broke away from his friends, saying"I have got to hit the books."

Many people would like to meet offline when they feel they have got to know someone very well.

You have got to provide your bank account if you have tax due or want to refund directly to your account (by scanning a voided check).

I have really noticed a progression within men's fashion this year and it seems to have got to the point whereby trends are transcending across both genders.

We have got to the stage now that we pour out information that is not used, because it is inaccessible.

I think, typically, the majority of people's experience is that you have got to claw your way through it.

So Descartes says' well, its no good giving me tradition, I have got to have some thing that would withstand the arguments of skeptics.

You have got to buck up on certain situations and create your own destiny, which is up to each and every one of us.

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

After a well-publicised dinner with the former prime minister in February, Mr Cameron said: “You have got to do the right thing even if it is painful.

I have got to be really careful because it does not seem to me that we are at the end of this trail and suddenly we could have more people being referred.

You have got to take him right.

You have got to do something about your dog .

We have got to lift this business to the highest plane, over everything else.

You have got to try this new recipe -- it is delicious .

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

You believe that disease is necessary, that you have got to expect a certain amount of it.

"The American people understand that we have got a big hole we have got to dig ourselves out of but they don't like the idea that people are digging a bigger hole," said Obama.

It is no use doing what you like; you have got to like what you do. (Winston Churchill, British prime minister).

Studio bosses have got together for an oversized mug of coffee to prepare a script for a film version of the series.

On profit distribution, that's all I have got to say.

You may not like him, but you have got to admire his persistence.

There is no beating about the bush, for we know quite well what it was, and have got to tell.

However, the path to women's awakening is thorny: awakening women have got to rebel against patriarchy—marriage, family, ideology, economy and patriarchal discourse;

I have got to go first.

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

You have got to put the past behind you before you can move on.放下包袱，繼續前進。

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

We gotta (have got to) review these ancient articles we have learnt.