Examples of 'had to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to make"
The phrase 'had to make' indicates the necessity or obligation to make a decision or choice. It is used to describe a situation where someone is faced with options or alternatives and is required to select one of them
How to use "had to make" in a sentence
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had to make
I also had to make a very important purchase.
Maybe one of them had to make a sissy.
I had to make sure my husband was all right.
I guess somebody had to make them stick.
I had to make monthly reports on the subject.
Even your father had to make compromises.
I had to make some extra money somehow.
I am sorry you had to make the trip.
I had to make sure my son still belonged to me.
Because nothing had to make her do this.
I had to make sure you were not followed.
You said you had to make arrangements.
I had to make sure you were taken care of.
I thought you had to make a phone call.
I had to make sure you were not armed.
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And the captain had to make a decision.
You had to make it right from scratch.
A priest told him he had to make amends.
Just had to make sure you were alone.
The sacrifices we have all had to make.
I just had to make it play a little longer.
Because in here you had to make friends.
I had to make it look good for MacGyver.
And my husband had to make some calls.
I had to make a break with the past.
The rest of us had to make up for you.
I had to make sure you were not an impostor.
So the producers had to make production cheaper.
I had to make her change her story.
Like someone had to make that case.
Had to make sure you were not a cop.
Even if we had to make you best man.
Had to make sure you did the same.
I saw how i had to make things right.
Had to make it personal to get the truth.
Sorry you had to make the journey.
Had to make everything flat for you.
Sorry you had to make this trip.
Had to make sure you pissed off.
We have all had to make tough decisions.
Had to make sure you were safe.
Everybody has had to make some sacrifices.
I had to make it look like it was under my purview.
I told him he had to make a choice.
You had to make it look like a robbery.
Maurice only had to make this.
You had to make her want to leave me.
I am thinking somebody had to make an introduction.
People had to make everything to impose justice.
I thought you had to make them.
