Sentence examples for must be stuff from inspiring English sources

"There must be stuff in the freezer, surely?" is my Olympian cri de coeur.

I do think there must be stuff left, though, no doubt.

The bundle must be stuffed into the red can of contaminated garbage, which is invariably full.

The three-hectare plot (which spans the two boroughs) must be stuffed full of luxury flats, it argued, in order to achieve a competitive return.

Every night the proverbial 10 pounds of mortadella must be stuffed into a one-pound casing: all those magazines, newspapers and other material must somehow fit inside the locked kiosks.

Cons: They must be stuffed after each washing.

This is so good, there must already be stuff,' but there were no films made".

There's some stunning analysis in this piece, too: "It has some stuff inside," "there must be some stuff underneath here," etc. Unboxing: just another one of freedom's many benefits.

Sasha Cohen eloquently and ruefully said that a skater's head must now be stuffed with numbers.

He could never be made to understand that such missives were worth something on the open market, and must therefore be stuffed into larger government envelopes, readdressed, and restamped before dispatch.

If the institutions are yelling, it must be good stuff, right?