Sentence examples for to must from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that is mandatory or required.
- If you'll be out all day, a map is a must.
Malnutrition was diagnosed in 23% of patients according to MUST, 17% and 6% of them having high risk (MUST ≥2) and moderate risk (MUST 1), respectively.
The city it's referring to must be Paris, Tex.
Whoever she was talking to must have said something funny then, because she laughed.
However, in a subsequent letter to the committee, Hinton concedes that the woman referred to must be the home secretary.
I can fully understand how maddening that, and the behaviour you describe from the banks you have spoken to, must have been".
We are thankful to MUST and COMSATS for facilitating us in this project.
Simply put: how-to must be mixed with a heaping dose of hope.
However, the neuroprotective effect of Kihi-to must be advantageous in the patient's brain where neuronal death is severely progressing.
The rafter nailers spanning between the posts on the eave side of your lean-to must be strong enough to support the load of multiple rafters.
"We never really envisioned this happening — coming down to must-wins like this," Landry said.
She attracted attention in 2003, when she published "Book Lust," a guide to must-read books.
