Sentence examples for is have to from inspiring English sources
And the only disadvantage women have is have to keep f — — - answering the question of, 'Is it hard and are women funny?' The men don't have to answer that question.
"What we didn't want to do is have to change our management style," Mr. Murden said.
The strategy clearly is have to be a growing business, revenues as well as profits".
We didn't, that is, have to know in detail about all the times David Janssen had failed to capture the one-armed man; we needed to know only why he was looking for him.
So eyes turn today to the Memorial Ground, where Harlequins, suffering from enough off the field as it is, have to face up to the consequences of their lacklustre recent form on it.
The resentment is a half-conscious appreciation of the fact that they themselves — the fans and the media people, that is — have to a great degree created these golden youths, and because of that there is indeed a wish to own them; to demand ceaseless, inhumanly repeated dazzling performances from them on the field, and to require absolute access to their private lives as well.
"Now it is having to pull back".
Everybody is having to watch their backs.
He's had to build a government.
