Examples of 'i might have to get' in a sentence

Meaning of "i might have to get"

This phrase suggests that the speaker may need to acquire or obtain something. It implies that there is a possibility or potential need for obtaining an item or taking a particular action

How to use "i might have to get" in a sentence

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i might have to get
I might have to get extra staff in to cover.
Looks like I might have to get a job.
I might have to get this eye seen to.
To get information I might have to get friendly with him.
I might have to get into a scuffle tonight.
You never know when I might have to get in the water.
I might have to get the ruler out.
I still think that one day I might have to get a proper job.
I might have to get your advice on places to go.
I pretty much burned through my savings . I might have to get a job.
I think i might have to get switched out.
And if you fail to uphold our business agreement, then I might have to get creative.
I might have to get up and go there myself.
If it makes you feel any better, I might have to get stitches in my throat.
I might have to get dental implants soon.

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If you really want answers, I might have to get rough.
I might have to get some unsuitable ones.
In order to get information, I might have to get friendly with him.
I might have to get this outta my brain.
Are there any scenarios when I might have to get consent again?
I might have to get all researchy now.
If I hear anymore, I might have to get a blood pressure exam.
I might have to get a life and grow up.
Or else, my brother, I might have to get medieval on your heinie.
I might have to get myself one.
In love with the look of the hot cocoa, I might have to get myself some!
I might have to get a temp job.
What is this? To get information, I might have to get friendly with him.
I might have to get her up to speed.
All right. Just give me a second. I might have to get her up to speed.
I might have to get me one of those.
You just ease up here, Jesse, or I might have to get rough with you.
I might have to get to know you a little better.
That 's enough! If I hear anymore, I might have to get a blood pressure exam.
I might have to get married now.
I mean, this is scary, man . I might have to get married.
I might have to get a new plane.
Yeah, careful, baby brother, or I might have to get at Tiana, too.
I might have to get myself a new suit as well.
I don't know, you guys. Looks like I might have to get a job.
I might have to get stitches in my throat.
I might get Tiana . Yeah, careful, baby brother, or I might have to get at Tiana, too.
I might have to get my tonsils out.
A little? I might have to get a new plane.
I might have to get up and make a statement myself.
At some point, I might have to get back on that particular horse.
I might have to get out of this.
Erm … suppose I might have to get the shears out after all.
I might have to get married by autumn.
Tell you what, I think I might have to get you home and play doctors and nurses.

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