Ainda não temos significados para "have the gumption".
1I don't know, maybe I just didn't have the gumption it took.
2How many nerds would have the gumption to play in that league?
3At least the Arabs have the gumption to dress their men for the part.
4Do you still have the gumption?
5Jasper continued, "I'm asking you, do you have the gumption to fight for what you believe is right?"
6There's still only a very small handful of managers based in Ireland who have the gumption and experience to work an international band.
7TV is stuck in a rut and no-one behind the cameras appears to have the gumption or desire to change this state of affairs.
8They're a band who are in thrall to rock's past but who have the gumption to realise it can't all be homages and pastiches.
9Robust earnings and a pleasantly surprising jobs report provide the support, so the question is whether stocks have the gumption or gas to drive on.
10This gives them bread, and there might be fires, for stoves are there, but no one seems to have the gumption to put them up.
11So I wonder you 've not had the gumption to guess
12The bigger problem, though, is that no one had the gumption to do anything about it.
13As fate would have it, none of them had the gumption to stalk and kill me.
14Who has the gumption to take the keys of No 10 and no-deal the hell out of it?
15I'm glad that Parent had the gumption to give you a mean look; he'll ride for me next year.
16"Folks our age don't have the gumption to keep up with 'em."
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