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

This phrase suggests that the speaker is contemplating the possibility of departing or exiting a particular place or situation. The use of 'might' indicates uncertainty or indecision regarding the potential action of leaving. The speaker is considering leaving but has not yet made a firm decision. The phrase implies a need for a further discussion or clarification before a final decision can be reached

I might have to leave a little early though.

I came here for a short visit but I might have to leave right away.

I might have to leave here soon.

I was afraid of losing my house and thought I might have to leave the industry entirely.

I might have to leave the priesthood.

Your ma always knowed I might have to leave.

I might have to leave before the night is over.

We are in a hurry here . I might have to leave for Philly.

I might have to leave a bit early.

I have not been putting it off . I might have to leave.

I might have to leave from work.

You should not put this off forever . I might have to leave.

I might have to leave town for a few days.

Good evening . I came here for a short visit but I might have to leave right away.

I might have to leave him a couple of extra hours.

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i might have to go

i might have to kill

i might have to take

i might have told

Now that I am divorced, I might have to leave the country.

I might have to leave pretty soon.

Uh, still a little weak, so I might have to leave early.

I might have to leave my job because of it.

Yeah, no, I am really sorry, but I did make it clear I might have to leave early.

I might have to leave this world.

I have booked the car for 7:30 but I might have to leave it on standby.

I might have to leave the country for a while.

If that happens, I might have to leave again . ".

I might have to leave early now.

Thanks, man . You know, I might have to leave.

I might have to leave abruptly.

Unfortunately I might have to leave it next round.

I might have to leave in a month.

I thought I might have to leave without seeing you.

I might have to leave you.

One day I might have to leave her.

I might have to leave him a couple of extra hours in the afternoon.

Absolutely . I might have to leave from work.

I might have to leave my video camera in the trunk of the car.

By the way, I might have to leave early Thursday.

I might have to leave the Army.

If he 's big and bad, I might have to leave in a hurry through the window.

I might have to leave before Communion.

It hurts to think I might have to leave him because of his mother.".

I might have to leave for Philly.

Uh, no, not yet. But I might have to leave sooner now that I'm homeless.

Or I might have to leave the firm to protect my reputation.

Then I might have to leave early.

I might have to leave Charming.

Sometimes I might have to leave before dawn so I will stay here then.

I might have to leave before Communion . Mmm.

Totally . i might have to leave him a couple of extra hours.

I might have to leave a little early though . I have plans.

Then I might have to leave early . What the hell?

Examples of using Leave

I could not leave her like that

Leave enough to hook the overhead wire

I could not leave her all alone

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Examples of using Might

Frank might not hold kindly to that

I just thought you might prefer a woman

You might have my credit card on file

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Examples of using Have

These documents have been in my family for centuries

Have this done by the customer service only

He could not have chosen a worse time

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i might have to leave