Sentence examples for has to be when from inspiring English sources

Professionally, it has to be when I got my third star.

It has to be when the difference between infamy and an iconic moment is determined by millimeters.

But the best moment for England has to be when we lifted the Cup back in 1966.

"The real concern of the city has to be when public money is being used," he said.

The biggest challenge I've encountered has to be when it comes to outsourcing manufacturing – it is by far the most challenging beast in the food production business.

"We all agree that the ultimate goal is to get a college degree, but it has to be when they're ready".

You have to be when you're with fire".

It'll have to be when I retire from dancing.

My favourite to date would have to be when I was recording with Sergio Mendes.

There was a time (it seems that there had to be) when people were not in the position to have this kind of realization, not even young people.

It's similar to how selective you have to be when you're bringing people on board as employees.