Sentence examples for didn't absolutely have from inspiring English sources

The M.T.A. also searched the odd corners, maintenance facilities, and equipment rooms that make up the system; last Thursday night, all track work that didn't absolutely have to be done was stopped for that.

What Cashman and the other Yankees executives determined is that the big waves they have ridden in the past five weeks -- the trades for the slugger David Justice, pitcher Denny Neagle, outfielder Glenallen Hill and infielder Jose Vizcaino -- have improved the team to the point where they did not absolutely have to make a trade.

We take program after program that we don't absolutely have to have and we get rid of them.

"We will start to look, now that we have more time, at every single expense and not spend monies where we don't absolutely have to," he said.

If you don't absolutely have to do something on 6 April why on earth would you?" Those who do want access to their money may be disappointed both with their providers approach and the cost.

It is a well-learned lesson of second marriages never to insist on what you don't absolutely have to insist on, since your feelings are probably about nothing but yourself and your own pitiable needs and are not appropriately sympathetic to the needs of the insistee in question.

"If it doesn't absolutely have to be done this month and it isn't on theme, we push it back for later," LaRue says.

That said to me that the good times are not going to be back for many years; cut off anything that you don't absolutely have to have.

"What we're doing here is we are stripping out any of the binary that doesn't absolutely have to be there.

Orchestra co-founder Gentry Underwood describes the free app as a "texting with a purpose" but also likens it to "a very simple to do list"; "We've taken away everything that doesn't absolutely have to be there".

And because I don't absolutely have to, I can stop giving close attention to others in ways that help me understand them, so we could be of use to each other, or just smile, or simply go on our ways contentedly.