Examples of 'must take' in a sentence
Meaning of "must take"
The phrase 'must take' typically refers to a requirement or obligation to do something. It implies that it is necessary or essential for someone to take a specific action or step in order to achieve a desired outcome or fulfill certain criteria. It conveys a sense of urgency or importance in carrying out the mentioned action
How to use "must take" in a sentence
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We must take account of that legitimate concern.
She said you must take me to him.
I must take justice into my own hands.
To get rid of must take the fact.
I must take all rubbish with me in my backpack.
First you must take some wine.
Must take him to the hospital at once.
The priests must take their chances.
Here is the path you must take.
You must take over this plan.
There is something we must take care of first.
You must take chairs and tables.
From now on you must take care of us.
They must take pills or have injections.
Governments can and must take action.
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We must take care of the corpse first.
The sacrifice must take place today.
We must take the process a step further.
But someone must take the lead.
It must take much your time to you.
We are so close to success that we must take no chances.
A gigolo must take care of his girl.
There are other steps we must take together.
Compression must take place before encryption.
That pretrial detention must take place.
You must take me for somebody else.
Anyone taking her must take my shop.
Katrina must take a more personal approach.
This is regrettable and we must take action.
Governments must take the fundamental decisions.
The international community must take note of it.
You must take them and me too.
It was a fast decision which we must take as positive.
You must take good care of this.
The elections must take place.
I must take them all the time.
Outer consideration must take the form of a game.
We must take off that piece of skin.
Domestic legislation must take that into consideration.
It must take its toll after a while.
The aspect you must take from him.
You must take the antidote now.
The international community must take a responsible attitude.
You must take the vest off.
But he said nature must take her course.
I must take madam to the market today.
And everybody must take this seriously.
I must take the time to explain it to him.
Cohesion policy must take on a new dimension.
It must take enormous concentration and patience.
