Examples of 'have got to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "have got to make"
have got to make - This phrase is commonly used to express a strong necessity or obligation to do something. It indicates that the speaker must make a particular action or decision. It is often used in situations where there is urgency or a need to prioritize a task or responsibility.
How to use "have got to make" in a sentence
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have got to make
I have got to make a quick stop first.
Sometimes you have got to make choices.
I have got to make the trade soon.
Even churches have got to make profits.
I have got to make the ultimate sacrifice.
I know but we have got to make sure.
We have got to make him stay quiet.
First of all you have got to make a wish.
You have got to make up your mind.
I understand these guys have got to make a buck.
You have got to make him talk.
As always having to say you have got to make it official.
You have got to make me believe that.
Kind of this program they have got to make sure.
You have got to make sex a presence.
You are a man in my eyes and you have got to make a choice.
I have got to make amends for my life.
They say you have got to make amends.
I have got to make one quick call.
You are the man you have got to make the decision.
We have got to make this girl comfortable.
I suppose that means i have got to make some sort of effort.
We have got to make it through that door.
But things have got to where we have got to make a change.
You have got to make it right now.
When there is no road you have got to make your own.
You have got to make your own.
This is the only chance we have got to make him pay.
I have got to make it to that control tower.
And that is why we have got to make sure to pass it on.
I have got to make something of myself first.
Americans have choices and they have got to make a choice.
You have got to make it back here.
I am not the only person you have got to make feel good.
We have got to make a decision about tonight.
I think we are getting to the point in our lives we have got to make a decision.
So now you have got to make a choice.
We have got to get to Rio And we have got to make time.
But you have got to make one.
I have just remembered a call I have got to make.
You have got to make him interested.
And if you can not find one you have got to make one up.
We have got to make our existence secret.
You and Hephaestus have got to make up.
We have got to make it over those mountains.
There has got to be You have got to make some calls.
You have got to make your count.
You saw the sign at the entrance I have got to make a phone call.
We have got to make her stop this.
They are trying to tell me I have got to make this big public apology.
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