Examples of 'have to have something' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to have something"
have to have something: An expression indicating a strong need or requirement to possess or obtain a particular item or resource
How to use "have to have something" in a sentence
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have to have something
But you have to have something to hold on to.
When we talk about phrasing we always have to have something in mind.
You will have to have something to walk in.
Before you can sell anything you have to have something to sell.
You have to have something to live for.
Seems like they would have to have something like it.
You have to have something to tell her.
Any community such as ours would have to have something like the JRC.
We have to have something that lasts long.
Because I recognize that we have to have something.
You have to have something to grab onto.
With respect to instigating, you have to have something.
We are gonna have to have something more concrete.
The perils of premature deindustrialization - you have to have something to lose it.
We will have to have something more fanciful.
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When shifting allegiances are common, we have to have something to rely on.
You have to have something really large.
To multiply something, you have to have something to begin with.
We have to have something to show these people.
We really do have to have something.
I have to have something that means something.
In fact it would have to have something like this.
I have to have something to hug when sleeping.
Cleveland fans have to have something to do.
I have to have something to look forward to.
To stay motivated, we have to have something we care about.
We have to have something big enough to sneak.
In order to create heat, you have to have something to burn.
You have to have something for breakfast.
But in the meantime, you will have to have something to live on.
You have to have something for dinner.
To succeed in this market, you really have to have something special.
I am gonna have to have something more concrete.
Once the LDCs have achieved market access, they have to have something to trade.
You will have to have something more.
They will be too tired, But they have to have something.
You have to have something to carry yourself in.
If you want to beat them, you have to have something extra.
You have to have something like this.
I would rather give a lecture, but we have to have something to report to you.
We have to have something to force their hands.
True maybe, but people have to have something they care about.
I have to have something more positive.
And even if we did, you have to have something to match it against.
I have to have something to show for it.
To track a project, you have to have something to compare against.
I have to have something to show them.
He 's still with us and may have to have something done with his groin.
You have to have something to build ultimately.
I know, very much second best, but we have to have something before we leave tomorrow.
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