Sentence examples for have to making from inspiring English sources
"It shows the true commitment President Obama and Secretary Clinton have to making real progress in the Middle East," the spokesman said.
The frenzied chase to woo Adelson – whose net worth is close to $28bn – is hardly surprising: in 2012, the casino owner and his wife, Miriam, poured almost $150m into a mix of Super Pacs, which must disclose their donors, and not-for-profit organizations, which don't have to, making them the GOP's leading contributors.
This makes the service similar to AWS, which is the closest we have to making the cloud serve as giant computer that we can program the way we want it.
She would often call me on Sunday mornings, even though she did not have to, making sure that I knew exactly what I needed to accomplish for the event to be successful.
And so I've vowed to redouble my commitment to contribute what talents I have to making this a world in which this is so - the Declaration Project itself ideally is one way.
Do all the talking, if you have to, making sure to stick to the lighthearted topics.
