And I've got to hang on, I've got to get this wording exactly right, because, you know, it's very important.

Thank you very much. That's all I've got for today.

I've got a reservation.

I've got a headache.

I've got a pacemaker.

I've kept the tiles I've kept the floors I've kept the trunking I've got in some recycled fridges I've got some recycled tills I've got some recycled trolleys.

I've got to use video teleconferences, I've got to use chat, I've got to use email, I've got to use phone calls I've got to use everything I can, not just for communication, but for leadership.

I've got a new bike.

I've got a better idea.

Chris Anderson I've got a question.

I've got a lot of questions.

Now, I've got a story for you.

who I've got over.

I've got two brothers.

I've got no choice.

I've got no friends.

I've only got one left.

I think I've got it.

I've got to stop you.

I've probably got an ulcer.

I've got to go, Sami.

I've got to leave soon.

The downlinked satellite signal, quite weak after traveling the great distance (see inverse square law), is collected with a parabolic receiving dish, which reflects the weak signal to the dish's focal point.

Now, I've got a shard of glass here, OK.

I've got to speak to you.

I've got to speak to her.

I've got to speak to him.

I've got to speak to Tom.

I've got some friends in Cairo.

They're here. You can see I've done three so far I've got a few more to go.

I've chosen a very unusual life.

I've got to produce the result now.

they would say, I've got six friends.

He said, Look, I've got one rule.

This is the only camera I've got.

It makes the weak force very weak by giving the weak particles a large mass.

I've got to get out of this town.

I mean, I've got a mouth as dry as the Kalahari Desert.

The example I've got up here is a Votes For Deletion page.

And I've got to do something right now to get the result or nothing matters. I get the phone call when the child is going commit suicide, and I've got to do something right now. And in 29 years I'm very grateful to tell you I've never lost one in 29 years.

The politicians I've met are generally very extroverted, friendly, very socially skillful people, and that's the nature of politics. You've got to make relationships, make deals, you've got to cajole, please, flatter, you've got to use your personal skills, and that's the way politics has always worked.

OK, now, these are my sprinting legs, made of carbon graphite, like I said, and I've got to make sure I've got the right socket.

But tonight, I've got some notes here so that if I begin to forget, which I do sometimes, I've got something I can turn to.

I've been very happy.

I've got to admit I feel silly saying that.