Sentence examples for well has to from inspiring English sources

One reason "Up the Down Staircase" has aged so well has to do with the particular moment in which its story is set.

"Anybody who knows me well has to know that this is not something I wish had happened, but it has," Selig said.

Then, he said, the well has to be told who's boss: "I'm here, I'm touching you, I'm telling you you're dead," is how he describes it.

She has always supported herself, making her own way by dint of hard work and flair, getting through by being imaginative and direct and likeable, and because one just jolly well has to.

When a sump or wet well has to be pumped out frequently, or have the level controlled on a regular basis, there is a variety of pump styles that are available to do the job.

The reason the King has been able to be late to market and still do well has to do with the building blocks it has laid out over the last 10 years.

There may well have to be alterations.

A choice might well have to be made.

Under the circumstances, full democracy may well have to wait.

The next Polunin Parlour may well have to open abroad.

The government may well have to give some ground.