Examples of 'may have to live' in a sentence
Meaning of "may have to live"
may have to live: This phrase implies that there is a possibility or likelihood that someone will need to endure or experience something for an extended period, possibly permanently. It suggests preparing for a situation that could require a long-term commitment or adjustment
How to use "may have to live" in a sentence
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may have to live
He may have to live with this forever.
This is something he may have to live with.
You may have to live always in doubt.
The soldiers of the future may have to live a snail of the deep ….
He may have to live alone without you.
We would be much happier . We may have to live with that.
You may have to live with that feeling.
Have the baby. The two of us may have to live.
And you may have to live with that.
May have to live her life without that special someone.
Acknowledge that you may have to live your life differently.
I may have to live off them this winter.
When you arrive in Mexico, you may have to live off the land.
We may have to live with that.
Yeah, well, you may have to live it.
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She may have to live like an invalid now.
Children who survive may have to live with permanent health problems.
We may have to live on this food for a long time.
It is you who may have to live with the the Germans.
He may have to live with a disability for the rest of my life.
You and yours may have to live with it for a long time.
He may have to live with this condition for the rest of his life.
We must accept that Zooni may have to live her life without that special someone.
You may have to live on coconuts.
In Mexico, you may have to live off the land for a little bit.
You may have to live in an apartment.
Hey! Look, we may have to live together for a few days.
You may have to live with the conflict for a period of time.
Then you may have to live with me all your life.
You may have to live your life independently of your parents and husband.
Then you may have to live with me all your life . Play!
He may have to live at my mom's place for the rest of his life.
And you may have to live with that. You may never know.
We may have to live with the Chinese Communist party, for now.
That we may have to live in uncertainty for days, maybe more.
That she may have to live her life without that special someone?
But you may have to live twenty-five years before [ it happens ].
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