Sentence examples for on must from inspiring English sources

Companies' violations of their own privacy policies, which consumers have relied on, must be treated as deceptive business practices.

But for Buckley, having so much of it piled on must also encroach on the mental space required to do his job.

Existing rules are expected to be revised in 11 other places; an environmental assessment, now going on, must be drafted for each place before rules are proposed.

Owners that don't sign on must give up the right to use Choudhury's name and techniques.

And sure, that '60s NYC pizza-parlor take on "Must Be Santa" (with extra cheese) may be a skipper.

The preposition εν ("in" or "on") must be followed by a noun in the dative case.

Groves, who admitted that Saturday's visit by Crystal Palace now took on must-win proportions, said: "We lacked quality in the final third.

He grapples with the can't-go-on-must-go-on quandary in Silver Lake's transcendent closer, "In My Way, Yes," a touching argument against self-annihilation.

These places aren't the ones you'll find on "Must-Eat Restaurant Hit Lists" based on high-quality food and famous chefs.

It all bears close watching, bordering on must-see TV.

Entire villages appeared to have descended on must-sees like Splash Mountain.