Sentence examples for having to study from inspiring English sources

It saves having to study the notes and he'll show you interesting plants and wildlife, too.

If I have a choice between having to study or having to practice, I choose to practice.

The criminals are regular folks hoping to earn money and TV time without having to study hard for "Jeopardy!" or demean themselves on "Wipeout".

Young people hoping to do a degree at a prestigious university may find themselves having to study a foreign language until at least the age of 16.

So instead of having to study 10 SNP's near one another, it might be possible to sample one or two of them to know the whole pattern, thereby cutting the amount of work needed.

Read Sheldon's story "The logic seems to be that you don't need support if you can afford to study part-time, rather than you having to study part-time because you can't afford to study full-time".

We had to study..

I have to study".

I had to study it on YouTube.

"But I had to study," he said.

I had to study and work.