Sentence examples for have to bundle from inspiring English sources
"It's nice," he said, "not to have to bundle up".
As for the weather, you probably will have to bundle up.
When the cold fog settles in there, you have to bundle up to grill outdoors.
"I think they'll come out as a group first, and then depending upon market reaction, they may have to bundle some of the publications," Mr. Parker said.
You can have the Forbidden City practically to yourself in Beijing in December, but you'll have to bundle up, with daytime temperatures hovering around freezing.
"We have to bundle our European strength we have at universities and in the industry, or our 28 silos will be not strong enough to compete with Silicon Valley and the Chinese," Oettinger said.
They had to bundle me into a marquee.
Tuivasa-Sheck still had to bundle his way over the line.
Presumably the muscle had to bundle Elisabeth out of the house – opposite the FBI officer – without anyone noticing.
To do so, the firms would have had to bundle new loans and sell them as securities to investors.
"It's never nice to watch an old man refusing to leave a disco... someone had to bundle him off the dancefloor".
