Sentence examples for need at the next from inspiring English sources

But there were warnings yesterday that David Cameron risks upsetting grassroots Conservative activists – whose help he will need at the next general election – if he presses ahead with plans to legalise gay marriage.

You joked during your call that metal detectors might be needed at the next shareholder meeting.

The iron supplementation that will be needed at the next visit will be prepared for distribution.

She said: "If you look at the demographics, at where we need to be at the next election, we need more people in the North voting for us, more of what they call here blue collar workers and I call the white working class.

"We need to look at the next step," Mr. Gonzalez acknowledged.

"No matter what has happened," says Lesley Mungar, "they need to arrive at the next family with a fresh face and a smile.

I used to believed that actresses were obligated and actually wanted to be asked who they were wearing, so they can name-drop the designer and continue a relationship for when they need a dress at the next televised award show.

Don't tighten the lids too much at this point, since air needs to escape at the next stage of the canning process.

"I'm looking at what enterprises need in the next five years, not what they need in the last five years.

Depending on the offense, its probable fallout and the thickness of a politician's skin, censured members have shown humility or defiance, perhaps relieved that the practical consequences are only dishonor and a need to face voters at the next election, well short of immediate expulsion, if slightly more humiliating than a slap-on-the-wrist reprimand.

It offers a menu of of tax credits aimed at easing the burden of heating costs and encouraging conservation -- and, unlike the Senate's slapdash proposals, it begins with the sound assumption that New Yorkers will need help at the thermostat next winter more than they need help at the pump now.