Sentence examples for having to use from inspiring English sources

I've always been having to use heart, grit and grind.

"Having to use port-a-potties and community showers".

It's like having to use my strength to control two bodies at once.

"Better this," he said, "than having to use facial bracing toners".

We are having to use the human brain to understand its own workings.

But Savannah steadily advances, eventually to face her biggest test: having to use her gun.

"As a result, they're having to use their own time," he says.

"It's very primitive – having to use a webcam, holding a magazine up to it.

"And I did it by having to use police officers in black areas".

California had asked to be exempted from having to use ethanol after it banned M.T.B.E.

"We're having to use everything that is there to put together meals for the family".