Sentence examples for must brush from inspiring English sources
Cutely, it's covered in virtual dust, which you must brush off with your hands (demonstrating how the system tracks your body as well as the book and the Move).
If you ask me, this is the time of year when, as a woman, you must brush all else aside and solely concentrate on attaining what is known as "a beach body" because it is not as if you can take any old body to the beach come the summer, and you certainly can't take the body you have now.
For example, accountants must brush up their sustainability accounting standards, doctors must weave sustainability elements into the science of healthcare and cleaners must understand what components go into the products they use and what impact those can have on the environment.
While Lt. Gov. M. Jodi Rell must brush up on the budget and work to secure control of the state Republican Party, the man she will replace as governor next week, John G. Rowland, is venturing into the real estate market and working to secure phone service.
Because it so happens, as Mr Claeys said just now, that the parties concerned are precisely the ones that have always chorused that we must brush aside the French and Dutch no-vote on the European Constitution and just get on with the ratification process.
To read On Beauty, you must first brush through a 300-word thicket of thank yous that gives the nod to 25 of her most inspirational colleagues and friends - before the story starts, Smith's husband Nick Laird is praised three separate times.
She must have brushed him, for he threw both arms about her waist, bracing himself.
The adhesive must be brushed onto the tank before it reaches the time limit.
I must have brushed her leg against my scratched finger as I lifted her.
The excuse that this was bound to be an anticlimactic night for Ferguson's men must be brushed aside.
