Sentence examples for almost a must-have from inspiring English sources

But with the opening day of the baseball season just around the corner, a watch that will display the schedule of your favorite baseball team is, for some people at least, almost a must-have.

The smartphone has now almost become a must-have in the UK, with almost 60% of British mobile phone owners saying they have one, second only to Germany, a jump from 46% in last year's report.

To an industry employer, typically filled with hiring managers who have had similar postdoctoral experiences, it is almost universally a must-have.

A gilet? Sherwood almost made the sleeveless jacket a must-have fashion accessory in his time in charge at White Hart Lane, wearing it at pretty much all times as he stood on the touchline.

With a thriving community and regular updates and improvements, RES is a must-have for almost all users of Reddit.

But the growing presence of e-galleys made the desperate need to snag a must-have book almost unnecessary.

Almost overnight Tory Burch bags became a must have for young adults in China, everyone was talking about the brand and sales spiked.

"Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" is really popular, as is "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Rubber Soul", but almost all their music is a must have if you want to be a true fan.

However, when it comes to keeping dry in the rain it's a "must have"—at almost any price.

The senator needs a strong showing at the event, in a state that has become almost a must-win for him.

At around 5 30 PM I took what was the "last" trip from the edge of Manhattan to Governor's Island on a ferry driven by a maniac, who I'm almost certain must have missed his days of being a crazy sea captain of a ship.