Definitions
Wiktionary
- Must; need to; to be required to. Indicates obligation
- Must (logical conclusion)
Examples
“Experimental process'AT"The first thing women have to realize is that it is still an experimental process," said Dr. George A. Hill, the medical director for the Nashville Fertility Center.”
“I did not envy the investigators who would have to wade through the mud of St. Froid in order to remove those bones with their gloved hands, fighting off the early blackflies and trying to blank out the howls of the hybrids.”
“Mercier's home was a huge white place with landscaped gardens and so many rooms that a search party would have to be organized if anybody got lost on the way to the bathroom.”
“I felt myself flush red, and instantly I was more than a decade and a half younger, dropping Grace Peltier off outside this same house and then driving away, grateful that I would never have to look at her or hold her again.”
“If I was wrong about Lubec, then somebody would have to be at the rendezvous point to meet him.”
“Why did Starfleet have to test their damn super-weapon on a planet with a life-form on it?”
“Bahrain is crucial to Saudi national interest and Riyadh will provide it with all they have to show they are committed to preserving the rule of the Khalifas, said Ayham Kamel, a Middle East analyst at the Eurasia Group in Washington.”
“It seemed that I might have to pay a personal call on the Fellowship, although I guessed from Ms. Torrance's tone that a visit from me would be about as welcome as a whorehouse in Disneyland.”
“D6 had given them permission to leave, though they would have to reach the observation deck before they could call for an emergency beam-out.”
“For a man who had won millions of dollars playing in the highest-stakes games in Las Vegas, it was humbling to have to walk into this room this way—and worse still because the millions were gone, squandered on drugs and outrageous sports wagers.”
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