Sentence examples for going to be must from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake this one is going to be must see tv for as long as it lasts... It's important to eliminate the elephant in the room right off the bat.

"Something like 'Queer as Folk' is not going to be for all audiences and all tastes, but for the gay audience, it's going to be must-see television," Mr. Offsay said.

It's going to be must-watch TV.

This means that opportunistic resources that are going to be allocated must be taken into account in the distribution of power.

Everyone knows the Blue-ray release of "The Dark Knight" is going to be a must have this Christmas.

Some sort of headwear is going to be a must.

Asked if she would play at Indian Wells next year, she said, "I think it is going to be a must".

CHW programs, if they are going to be effective, must be adequately resourced and have strong monitoring, evaluation and quality-assurance systems so that they can continually improve.

It is extremely important the application area be clean, non greasy & air dry !! Skin patch where the tattoo is going to be placed must not be twisted or stretched.

"This service is going to be a must-have because the most difficult time to fill your pub or club is a weekday evening and that is a big revenue market for Sky," said Petter.

"We use them so much internally that we think this is going to be a must-have".