Sentence examples for Most must from inspiring English sources

Most must use public toilets or defecate in the open.

(Most must have been pilloried in the Mail by now).

Most must be spent on "innovation" and "early intervention"; only 25% can pay for face-to-face advice.

Most must overcome terrible odds to create a humane life – women and girls waiting patiently for hours for clean water which comes in a trickle at unpredictable times, struggling to maintain the cramped hutment in neat order, placing the remainder of food in bags on nails in the wall so the rats cannot reach them.

Most "must see" places actually have something.

Most MUST graduates remain in Uganda and work for an HIV-related NGO, and the likelihood of emigrating declined after the introduction of PEPfAR funding for HIV/AIDS treatment in Uganda.

The Grosvenor held London's most must-see exhibitions and it became the fashionable talking shop.

Spelt may not top most must-order lists, but Boglione's lasagnette, its finespun noodles made from the grain, combines flavors of burrata, fresh tomato, and pesto so bright it's like summer on a plate.

On its opening weekend, it took in almost a quarter of a billion dollars, the second-highest worldwide gross ever — testimony to moviegoers' indifference to (or obliviousness of) reviews, as well as to a Sony Pictures marketing strategy that made certain that no sentient human failed to grasp that this was the most must-see piece of entertainment since the "Mona Lisa" arrived at the Louvre.

Somebody has to make people actually want personal computers... even if (in retrospect) they turn out to be one of the most must-have empowering inventions ever conceived.

Enron founder Kenneth Lay and his cherry-picked successor as chief executive, Jeffrey Skilling, will set the tongues a-wagging as the pair face trial starting Monday in what has been touted as the most must-win case the U.S. has ever prosecuted.