Sentence for must | Use must in a sentence

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• It must wait. (8)
• We must save! (8)
• He must see her! (8)
• We must have it! (10)
• We must have time. (8)
• Only if this must be! (10)
• I must see my daughter. (8)
• Collins, you must marry. (4)
• We must face your position. (8)
• But people must have seen us. (9)
• The man must be a gentleman. (10)
• They must all go to Brighton. (4)
• They must now rehearse together. (4)
• You must be tired, in this heat. (8)
• Papa must meet them at his clubs. (9)
• She was doing it because she must. (8)
• Excuse me, for I must speak plainly. (4)
• An engagement, you know, must be kept. (4)
• I must find with what to fly a little. (8)
• I should think you must be sure, madam. (8)
• You know that I must hate to repeat it. (9)
• He must not come till Mainwaring is gone. (4)
• It must have lain two days under that bust! (8)
• I only know that I must get back to my wife. (8)
• You are officers, and must never forget that. (8)
• We must have Mrs. Long and the Gouldings soon. (4)
• I must go up to their confounded chatter again. (10)
• If it was so, he must help her over her fear now. (9)
• Mr. Ewins came in, and the Russian said he must go. (9)
• Quickly it must be done, or it would never be done! (8)
• I must go and write for money: it is my profession. (10)
• I do think one must take things as they are, Dad dear. (8)
• You must not look condemnation at your Louy for that. (10)
• But if you have adopted it, it must be all right, Anna. (9)
• What she said I did not comprehend, she must have hit hard. (10)
• He must have desired to paint himself as black to her as possible. (10)
• Why, because of his love, must he bury the will and force of a man? (8)
• We can get her away from London, and later on, we must manage somehow. (8)
• Must a maiden have met with misfortune, to make her feel a longing to weep? (5)
• And, feeling that he must finish with it now, he took a cab into the West End. (8)
• For example, when you drink a glass of beer in a party you must say ‘Xundheit! (20)
• If Lienhard came now, her fate would be decided, and she knew that he must come. (5)
• The cabman must be paid, of course; so a jewel must be pawned. (22)
• There Foxleigh, too, some day must go, asking of Nature why she had murdered him. (8)
• I must say their laughter throughout was far beyond the mirthfulness of the facts. (9)
• They must, I think, be wiser than I am; They have the secret of the bull and lamb. (10)
• He must have a pension, twelve dollars a month, or eighteen, from a grateful country. (9)
• She spoke of it openly to prove that Jane must marry a title and John become a peer. (10)
• But she says that you and I must keep to our arrangement not to see each other till July. (8)
• You must have thought me so rude; but indeed it was not my own fault, was it, Mrs. Allen? (4)
• He put Barclugh under strict orders that he must not move out of bed for two or three days. (18)
• I use images which, after all, are false to the thing I wish to express; but they must serve. (9)
• If a country means to be free, the fire must run through it and make it feel that certainty. (10)
• But as her face looked blankly innocent, he must have decided that she meant nothing offensive. (9)
• Our souls must be on fire when we wear solemnity, if we would not press upon his shrewdest nerve. (10)
• There must be a fire in there, for she could see the flicker through the curtains not quite drawn. (8)
• The young lady lands us where we were at the beginning; such must have been her humorous intention. (10)
• He could not do that, he had answered; he must get to her living heart or there was no help for him. (12)
• I am sure his sisters, rating him as they do, must have thought it so, supposing he had meant nothing. (4)
• It must have been guidance, for in my bed there lay my sister, and I could not leave her, I love her so. (10)
• They like change, old Richie, and we must be content to let them take their twenty shillings for a sovereign. (10)
• I consider I owe this to you, but I must tell you I should not have the courage if it were not for another reason. (8)
• It must be allowed him that in prose as well he had the inventive gift, but he had it in verse far more importantly. (9)
• It would be rather hard to prove this, and I must ask the reader to take my word for it, if he wishes to believe it. (9)
• She did, most fully; and reflecting how entirely she did so, the thought assailed her: some one must be loving him! (10)
• He must have been in a singular state not to see her heart in the refusal, as was she not to see his in the request. (10)
• The ground would be dug away from under his feet; he must be brought to leave the city and, preferably, the country. (12)
• He found himself now in the embarrassing position of one who must pay a compliment or run the risk of losing a good thing. (8)
• He said she must be feeling herself quite a young lady now, in her long dresses, and he praised the dress which she had on. (9)
• His great ambition must be covered by a house-top: he and the cat must warm themselves on the domestic hearth! (10)
• Elizabeth, however, did not choose to take the hint, being well aware that a serious dispute must be the consequence of any reply. (4)
• Within twenty-four hours she was hoping to be gone; her father and mother must be spoken to, Susan prepared, everything got ready. (4)
• Crushing his right hand down upon the map of the New World, Pitt decreed that French dominion in Canada must be brought to a close. (19)
• Here was a paper with a fine reputation, but uncertain or disappearing profits; it must be strengthened, enlarged, and made to pay. (16)
• These noble animals unite use and beauty in such measure that the censor must be of Catonian severity who can refuse them his praise. (9)
• To the fortune of a wife, the goodness of my own will make me indifferent, but her family and character must be equally unexceptionable. (4)
• It must be noted, further, that the Egyptian Government, although nominally a monarchy, limited, not absolute, was in reality theocratic. (3)
• In a place of nearly a million people (I count in the outlying places) newspapers must be more than books; and that alone says everything. (9)
• His looks and speech unconsciously discouraged it, so that if Cecilia had been at all that way inclined, she must long ago have been healed. (8)
• However, it would be all in the family they supposed they must really look upon Mr. Bosinney as belonging to the family, though it seemed strange. (8)
• But the pearls of the book must be allowed to be that egregious amateur in toothpick-cases, Mr. Robert Ferrars (with his excursus in chapter xxxvi. (4)

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Definition of must:

• must, must, v.i. to be obliged physically or morally. (0) | must, must, n. wine pressed from the grape, but not fermented: potato-pulp prepared for fermentation. (0) | must, must, n. an occasional state of dangerous frenzy in adult male elephants.(0)

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