Sentence examples for have must from inspiring English sources

The ones they have must be spread around like a dog's breakfast".

"It is very vague but it basically states that the health policy you have must be established under the small business," Mr. Hall said.

What might stand between Hadley and serious success is that she writes novels that should be read, but which don't have "must read" written all over them.

"But anything that sticks around for as long as some of these products have must have some benefit or else athletes wouldn't continue using them".

I haven't myself felt the lack, but those who have must be chuffed by the Germanic slant of this winter's programming.

You must be 100 percent in the present moment, and every power you have must be focused on the continuous flow of the moment that is about to arrive — and those moments come at you so swiftly that that single moment stretches out seemingly to eternity, as if it were the only thing that ever has existed or will exist.

"In some markets there are 20 stations that now have must-carry rights.

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Sale will go to Toulon on Sunday in a fairly hopeless position in Europe but they have must-win Premiership matches with Wasps and Worcester before the month is out.

Instead, Cohen prefers to focus on 'big boring industries' that have must-have products, rather than nice to have products.

ProPublica's Jesse Eisinger and Bloomberg's Yalman Onaran each have must-read takes on this today.