Have-to sentence example
have-to
- Sometimes we have to accept change, if we want to move forward.
- Do you have to go back right away?
- You don't have to go to the trouble.
- She'll have to stay here tonight.
- We'll have to walk the rest.Advertisement
- That way you don't have to taste it.
- If he wants to keep this estate in the family, he'll have to leave it to his daughters.
- Otherwise, he'll have to live with the idea that it will no longer be in the family after he passes.
- I have to clean the barn.
- I have to go get Destiny.Advertisement
- He would not have to pay stranger to have his baby.
- If his family wanted him to come back, they would have to get rid of his current responsibilities.
- You don't have to worry, he added bitterly.
- Alex will be home soon and I have to get supper on.
- Someone will have to pick her up at the airport, but she can stay with Jonathan at the house.Advertisement
- I'll just have to take naps while she's asleep.
- You have to stay in here, but Mommy will hug you.
- You can sit up, but you have to stay in there.
- I don't have to defend myself against Alex.
- You shouldn't have to go through this alone.Advertisement
- He had an idea of how his father felt, fearing he would have to watch his little boy grow and not being able to be the provider.
- Right now we have to do something about this traffic.
- But you have to eat.
- OK, if you have to go, take someone with you.
- And he'd have to leave work too.Advertisement
- It's a long way to drive from Fayetteville, and then they'd have to bring you back in the morning.
- It looks like I'll have to accept your invitation to spend the night, but I'll pay you as soon as I get my things.
- But then, he didn't have to travel that many miles to get her alone.
- "You'll have to hold on to me," he spoke gruffly over a shoulder.
- We'll have to walk from here.Advertisement
- He didn't have to bring her here at all.
- She'd have to wait, and maybe by that time sanity would have returned.
- I'll just have to get used to being idle.
- First I'd have to find a man before I could find a new one.
- You'll have to show me these beautiful flowers.Advertisement
- You'd have to know the whole story.
- We'll have to do this more often.
- You just have to act like you already know it.
- I keep warning you about the wild life, but you have to learn for yourself, don't you?
- I know you well enough to know you would have to find out – no matter what the risk.Advertisement
- She folded her arms across her stomach and walked closer to him so she didn't have to yell.
- Whatever she couldn't get into it, she would simply have to leave behind.
- It's a part of me, and if we're going to have anything together, you're going to have to accept it.
- I figured that if Giddon was using a pseudonym, he would have to either do his banking with his own name or fill out some kind of paperwork to do business under another name.
- You just have to work at it a little at a time.Advertisement
- You don't have to get ugly.
- Now I have to get to work.
- It was a point she would have to tactfully convey to Roxanne.
- I guess I'll have to make sure I marry a man who'll stay home with the children.
- It's late and I have to get up early tomorrow.Advertisement
- Why did they have to sneak around?
- Still, neither of them could afford to move out right now, so their relationship would have to remain a secret.
- Finals are week after next and I have to study.
- Are we going to have one of these relationships where we have to constantly prove our love to each other?
- What does that have to do with it?
- What right did he have to complain?
- Of all things, why did he have to bring that up?
- Anyway, why do men have to act on every idea that crosses their mind?
- If one wagon got stuck, the rest would have to stop while one of the other teams was unhitched and added to pull the wagon out.
- Then they would have to hitch them back up again.
- I'd have done it for you, and you wouldn't have to fix me a fancy breakfast either.
- When she signed on, she said none of us have to do her work.
- Why should she care – and what did he have to gain by all this attention?
- Today she would have to eat crow along with the dust.
- Why did he have to make everything an issue?
- What reason did he have to stay with the freighters now?
- We could take two wagons, but that would mean we'd have to travel slow, and there wouldn't be any animals for riding except Bordeaux's horse.
- They'll have to wait for water, the same as we did.
- You don't have to feel sorry for me.
- What do you have to offer?
- We'll have to stay here until it lets up.
- After all, what did they have to lose?
- He didn't have to tell her twice.
- I have to take care of some... business and then I'll meet you there.
- It was something she would have to learn to accept - get on with her life.
- I told Bordeaux if he wanted to buy it, he'd have to talk to you.
- What would he have to talk to her about?
- Good for him, but what does that have to do with me working for him?
- It was a question she'd have to ask Cade.
- This would be one Saturday she wouldn't have to crawl out of bed and get ready to go to the diner.
- All you have to do is lay down the ground rules.
- I guess I'll have to put something over it.
- If you don't want me to feed it, all you have to do is say so.
- Some of the money she had saved would have to go into new clothing - and soon.
- Only if this is all I have to do.
- Anyone as bright and curious as you would have to explore that attic.
- I... You don't have to do that.
- Get on in there and set yourself a place - or do I have to do that?
- You didn't have to prove anything to me, you know.
- That meant she would have to drive to town tonight, and she wasn't feeling up to it.
- You don't have to wait on me hand and foot, you know.
- How many times do I have to tell you?
- If he wanted to see Mary, why did he have to drag her along?
- You don't have to feel obligated to take me everywhere you go.
- You don't have to do that.
- Tonight she would have to call her - after she and Cade returned from their ride.
- You have to tie the bales by hand, though.
- It was going to be hard enough to work at the diner, but it was something she was going to have to do.
- The money she had saved would have to go toward doctor bills now.
- She would have to accept the fact that she was on her own with the baby.
- They would have to get Cade's consent, but he would probably be glad to give it.
- I can see right now that I'm going to have to be more explicit when I talk to you.
- I knew I'd have to talk to you about it sooner or later, but I didn't want to hold the financial burden of an unplanned pregnancy over your head like a club.
- My Betsy is fine looking woman, beautiful in my mind and in the eyes of most, but even I have to admit she lacks the room-stopping allure of Martha LeBlanc.
- Howie doesn't have to work but he still suffers from head trauma, is pretty depressed and frankly, doesn't know what to do with himself.
- "Do you remember this, or do I have to teach you?" she asked.
- I have to learn to control myself.
- I have to mull it around in my head a bit more if you don't mind.
- "You'd have to be a nut to go hiking in this," he muttered as we left.
- "You have to ingest that stuff; not just sleep in a room where they're potted," he complained.
- What does Howie have to do with ironing clothes and reaping hay?
- "You have to admit the subject is fascinating," Betsy protested, turning to Howie.
- I'd have to know what was going on.
- "Oh, Howie," Martha said, "you don't have to go to that much trouble just to convince us."
- You have to promise whatever happens, it stays with us five of us.
- As fascinating as that would be, I have to say no.
- I have to tell you, it was really weird.
- No matter how life-like they are, they have to be visions your mind is creating, as mundane they seem to be.
- But if Brockville is just like Howie described, we have to get Quinn and Howie on the same page.
- You wouldn't have to make a big deal out of; like seeing a flying saucer, I added with a smile.
- I promised Howie I wouldn't update you both until he arrived but I have to warn you, things are beginning to get tense.
- I have to convince you; taking it on faith alone isn't enough.
- We have to set the test near the present to verify.
- "We'll have to exercise caution," Quinn murmured.
- Granted, we have to plan how to best make it public but.
- Whatever we do, we have to eat.
- You have to go there!
- "We have to tell them," he said, pointing to the tape recorder Betsy had retrieved from the basement.
- "We have to tell them," I said.
- We have to do it!
- "Howie," Quinn implored, "You have to realize you can't cure all the ills of the world.
- Don't I have to try?
- We have to get on the road after lunch.
- You and Betsy have to come back up here!
- We have to limit the strain we place him under or he'll break.
- I have to be even more careful.
- I may have to tell somebody something.
- I may have to work on improving that.
- I'll have to go upstairs and somehow convince someone higher.
- I feel like I'm on a carousel that won't stop but we have to slow it down.
- You can look away when it actually happens but we have to get this guy before he kills another child.
- You don't have to open your mouth.
- "And what does your mind have to say?" my wife asked.
- I'll have to find a way to keep her for a week or two I've been lonely so long now.
- Don't tell him I said so but you have to stop working him so hard.
- I'd rather have entertained my house guest than listened to his sniveling and begging but alas, I do what I have to do.
- You don't have to use it; just have it ready.
- What I have to say isn't as bad as a week ago.
- I'm writing this book and you're an important part of what I have to say.
- I'd have to believe someone is smart enough to tie those crimes all together.
- I have to think this business through.
- We have to get this guy; that's all there is to it.
- "Do you think Quinn could come out here if I have to stay a while?" he pleaded during one conversation.
- No, yes; I have to talk to you!
- "Molly is asleep so we have to be quiet," she said as she led me into the living room."
- Somehow, you two have to be honest with one another, regardless of the outcome.
- He'll have to trust you to maintain absolute secrecy.
- You'll have to ask him when you get there.
- She kissed and hugged her daughter until I thought I'd have to pull them apart, but finally left in Howie's car for Boston and her flight.
- We have to put him down before he murders the bunch of us.
- "We have to talk," I said.
- I know it won't last forever but as long as we can, we have to do everything in our power to keep it alive.
- We have to sic Howie on the crime scene.
- "I have to run by the house for more diapers," she said as I waved her away before resuming my call.
- We have to question Julie about exactly how much detail she put in her entry.
- I'm in another room now and I have to be quiet.
- 'Cause if you are, I have to tell you, I don't buy that shit.
- She doesn't have to speak; just give you a little security.
- No. We have to stick around and run Econ.
- You have to spend the night, because of the head injury.
- I have to get Molly home.
- No. I didn't see him so I didn't have to lie.
- "At least you don't have to worry about Jude Bryce screaming to the world that the tipster murdered his brother," she said before transferring me to Frank Vasapolli.
- "I have to tell him everything!" she said on the verge of panic.
- I have to find out about Annie.
- Howie, you have to talk to the Keene police.
- "Why do I always have to make the decisions?" he whined.
- Tell me you're not this psychic guy that's got everyone chasing after ghosts 'cause I have to tell you I'm from Missouri and you've got to show me.
- "I guess we owe it to Howie and Julie to hear what they have to say," I said as we settled in the living room.
- You have to split this in a nice democratic fashion.
- But first you have to earn it by helping this tourist who just arrived in town.
- But that's the way it was inside; you always have to find somebody lower than you.
- You've got four or five days before you have to look over your shoulder again.
- It scares me but I really have to know.
- I have to report for interrogation tomorrow morning.
- You have to find the baby!
- I have to get back to the mall and find out about my wife!
- "I have to find my friend Howie," I said.
- If he murdered me, he would have to look me in the eye when he did it.
- Quinn didn't have to record current time settings; he knew that stuff by heart.
- All you have to do is pick up, and I'll answer.
- "You have to help him," she whispered.
- I have to tell you about Jonny.
- "There are so many bad things in here …" "You'll have to try, Darian."
- I have to help Sofi.
- "You'll have to get used to it pretty soon," she said.
- "I have to go," she said quickly.
- I have to find my brother.
- "I have to find my brother," she said in a small voice.
- Dusty said I have to leave the cat with you.
- "But you don't have to tell him I said that," she said quickly.
- I have to be a member of your group, and I have to stay here so the bad guys don't get me.
- Bianca was warm and sweet, the kind of woman who deserved better than he'd ever have to offer.
- "Do I have to stay here all day?" she asked.
- I have to go.
- He didn't have to wonder where he'd die-- only how.
- And if this Miami thing gets as bad as we both think it will, he might have to come back soon anyway.
- Don't you have to go?
- "I have to go," he said.
- "How long do I have to do this?" he asked.
- "We don't have to do anything," he said with a husky chuckle.
- I think … no, I know they have to be able to, if I can.
- You-- and Darian-- have to fix this.
- You'll have to trust him.
- Sometimes, I have to figure it out.
- "I'm thinking Talon wants him real bad and will have to take me out to get to him," Dusty replied.
- She said we have to destroy it, too.
- I have to be here, same as you.
- "You have to go," Trinka said with some sadness.
- Probably because you never thought you'd have to cross Ireland on foot.
- What's this have to do with me?
- His panther-like physique and tattoos gave him all the appearance of a threat, and yet, he'd fended off her blows with gentleness he didn't have to show.
- You'll have to stick with animals, Damian replied.
- You'll have to kill me to get to her.
- "You're gonna have to fix me," he said, as calm as she was not.
- She knew she'd have to leave him.
- "So I have to do my job because you can't do yours," he summarized.
- I'd hoped not to have to do this, but I can't wait for you to figure it out.
- "You'll have to use your bare hands," he said, looking her over.
- He wasn't like anyone else; she didn't have to try to feel his magic.
- She'd just have to play smarter.
- Sweetheart, you have to let it go before it kills you.
- No. I have to destroy him, or he'll destroy you.
- She didn't have to ask him to know he didn't dare confront Xander about it.
- What does this have to do with Darian?
- She didn't have to wonder about him as she had her father.
- "You don't have to worry, kiri," he said, pushing the door to her room open.
- We'd have to kill you if you were anyway.
- What's the impact if we have to burn more?
- "That is what we have to talk about," he said, leaning toward her.
- "We have to kill you first," he said, crossing his arms and leaning against the counter.
- It's also a bond that folks in my position have to be careful about taking on, because it leaves me vulnerable.
- Maybe. We have to get through this first.
- You have to protect him, the Watcher said.
- You have to tell him, sweetheart.
- She'll have to remain here for a couple of days.
- After her explosion at Damian, she'd have to beg for food.
- She'd just have to starve to death.
- I totally have to tell Lon.
- You have to stay true to your values while destroying something as well.
- You have to look at it like this: would you want someone to help you if something bad happened?
- "You have to eat for three now, Traci," she said cheerfully.
- Rainy will have to get used to pink stuff being everywhere.
- We have to be.
- You'll have to make some sacrifices, but it's worth it.
- He'd never have to worry about protecting her.
- If only he didn't have to tour the Sector tonight!
- "I shouldn't have to tell you to tell me everything," Jule said, blocking her path with his arm.
- Even if I kill Damian, I'll have to deal with all his people.
- They have to finish their clean-up.
- Looks like we'll have to evac and rebuild the Tucson Sector.
- "If you ever, ever, do anything like that again …" He didn't have to finish the threat.
- He'll have to work through it.
- You will have to ask him.
- She'd have to be dead-dead which could happen next week or in a millennium.
- She didn't have to ask which entity that was.
- You don't have to.
- Then you'll have to trust me, won't you.
- You still have to … make a relationship.
- "I have to show you something," he started.
- You have to stop hurting them.
- You only have to agree once.
- Why did you have to do that?
- Why did you have to ruin this, Darkyn?
- Yesterday, she saw the power she could have to help people from Hell.
- What reason do you think I have to be angry?
- "You'll have to trust me, Wynn, the way I trusted you for all those years," she continued in a hushed voice.
- You'll have to trust I'm nothing like you, that what I eventually ask of you doesn't do to you what you did to me.
- You just have to give it a chance.
- I have to get into the underworld.
- I have to be there in order to prevent it, he said carefully.
- "I have to figure this out," she murmured.
- You have to go easier on yourself.
- "I have to go," she said grudgingly.
- Tell me what's so important that we have to get all cold and wet, and...
- I have to see, don't I?
- You just have to trust us.
- I just have to get it together.
- All you have to do is smile a lot and go kiss some babies.
- "We have to do better than paper bags," Cynthia answered.
- You have to decide if it's important enough to speak up.
- I'm pleased Martha trusted us enough to confide in us, even though now I have to take my hat in my hand and talk Jake Weller into spelunking after a skeleton.
- Why do they have to talk in Latin?
- . .naw, I guess I have to be the one to tell her.
- I have to meet with the Women's Club for an inquisition on Friday.
- I just have to answer their questions—honestly—and not make any promises.
- Don't feel just because Jake Weller thinks you'd make a good sheriff you have to run.
- Maybe, but he'd have to be careful.
- The next-to-last thing Dean wanted was to have to look out for the safety of his stepfather—the last was going himself.
- I guess deep down, I'm looking forward to the wedding although there are a million things I have to do first.
- You're just grumpy because you have to go to court instead of playing in the woods with us.
- I don't have to be at the courthouse for hours.
- Now we have to wait until Joseph gets around to leaving and beg a ride down the mountain.
- While Dean planned to again call the state agencies in an attempt to run down Martha, he didn't have to wait.
- Fred's quick enough to hear what I have to say, but tight-lipped as a smart fish about anything he knows.
- It's a pain that I have to ask the voters for it, but I draw the line at the water fight.
- Why does it have to be a boy?
- Besides, you don't have to give up beer.
- If sheriffs have to do that sort of thing, you'd better practice.
- I have to tell you, Mrs. Dawkins.
- You're going to have to do much better than that, Mr. Dean.
- Us sheriff candidates have to practice.
- You'll have to have pictures of your land.
- We have to at least try.
- Fitzgerald didn't follow but called after him, "I still have to talk to you!"
- A teacher doesn't have to be smart—just brighter than the student.
- You have to talk to some-one—an official—about all this.
- He didn't have to explain how accusing his opponent would be perceived, especially after their acrimonious debate.
- I told Fitzgerald to quit all this hero business so you don't have to worry about having to back up some cartoon story.
- What does all that nonsense have to do with vodka or Billy Langstrom?
- Look, all this conversation is neatsy-keen, but I have to go to work.
- I have to talk to you!
- I'd transfer out of this place if I didn't have to say why I was in such a hurry to leave.
- After that nasty sheriff created all that fuss and arrested your stepfather, my attorney was sure the judge would call a mistrial and we'd have to start over again.
- I guess we have to trust him, but I wish he'd stop going solo and confide in us.
- When Fred gets out of jail, we'll have to send him back to his old newspapers—begin all over again.
- "Look," he said, "we have to call the police.
- What the hell do I care where he is as long as I don't have to work with him?
- He didn't have to.
- If it comes out he was at my place and he somehow lies about what happened, I'd have to tell what he did.
- I'd have to have broken in.
- "I have to just leave them?" she asked, gaze on her clothes.
- Gabriel drew her into his body, and she tucked her head against his shoulder, so she didn't have to look at him.
- But, you have to take the information in stride.
- "Then you have to fix that, Gabriel," she said and rose, concerned.
- I have to win over Gabriel in a week.
- She'd have to throw herself at Gabriel's mercy.
- "You don't have to win me," she returned.
- You will have to wait for my soul to come to her.
- We have to see for sure.
- "Sometimes, you have to let go of shit that happened in the past," Rhyn said at last.
- We have to take care of the souls first, Gabriel.
- You don't have to trust me, but I really am trying to help you.
- It doesn't mean we have to be this time around.
- "If you don't want to go through the portal" - She shook her head - "then we'll have to go through the back passages."
- I'll have to talk to my lawyer about this.
- Well, I have to admit he's all of those.
- I have a teacher's conference at 9:00 and then I have to pick up a package at the Post Office.
- I still have to water the horses and let them out.
- No doubt because she didn't have to do it on a regular basis as Alex did.
- Is the bus bringing him, or do you have to go get him?
- That's one more thing we won't have to buy.
- They would have to keep an eye on her.
- Probably, but you'd have to wait for this one to get established and then a long time for the others to mature.
- Whatever she didn't get done today would have to be done by a hired crew later.
- What does that have to do with Alex?
- She could have carried a gun, but that would have to be put down so many times that it wouldn't be much help.
- The house would have to be cleaned and aired out.
- I have to stay around until a few things are worked out.
- You'll have to teach me some too.
- Well Carmen, marriage is something you have to work at.
- Now that he's not, maybe I'll have to be a little more assertive.
- If he didn't like what she wrote, he didn't have to respond.
- In other words, making noise through your larynx isn't something you have to learn to do.
- They'll have to be hand fed now, I guess.
- You'll have to ask him.
- We all have to go at some point.
- You will have to trust me when I say this is one of them.
- I'll add the message system to the list of shit I have to fix.
- You have to make a choice that day: to continue living or to start mourning, she started angrily.
- It teaches compassion, because sitting on the bus, I know the person beside me is someday going to have to search his soul the same way I did, so I don't mind that he's spilling his coffee on my shoes.
- If he slipped and broke that rule, he didn't have to break it off with Harmony.
- He didn't have to love her or live with her or even talk to her.
- You'll have to figure out the rest, first.
- That's what I have to tell you.
- I have to go to the bathroom first though.
- He'll have to tell you that story.
- I have to verify it with the Oracle first.
- I have to ask.
- He had a duty to me but I didn't have to choose him.
- By their rules, he doesn't have to give you the choice, does he?
- I'm not the one you have to worry about.
- It was getting more difficult to keep his distance from his mate, and he hated knowing he'd have to hurt her emotionally to prevent the tumor from growing too fast.
- They're too young to take care of humans yet, so humans have to take care of them.
- You'd have to find them a new home in a few months anyway, when I die.
- Wynn, you have to tell me what happened!
- You have to trust me.
- "It will have to be," he replied.
- You'll have to earn me, she whispered.
- What did he have to gain by curing or killing her?
- I have to look by hand.
- Are you saying she didn't have to?
- You'll have to trust me.
- We have to open you back up.
- What did it mean that he didn't have to be there but chose to?
- I have to look at a few more angles before I can determine if the option we found is feasible.
- You'll have to court me like a normal person.
- I have to address the issues in my domain on the mortal world before I'll be allowed to return and finish repairing the underworld.
- "I'm gonna have to train you, aren't I?" she said and elbowed him.
- She hadn't rejected him, and he already glimpsed what issues he was going to have to overcome.
- Only one issue you have to overcome.
- He felt some peace knowing that --whatever Death wanted from him --she'd have to free him from Hell to get it.
- You'll have to report to court tomorrow morning.
- I have to get ready for the Kingsly gala.
- You'll have to take my word on this.
- Mama, do I have to go to school today?
- I have to have a human mother.
- You'd have to be pretty mentally tough to go through all this without cracking.
- I have to call my sister and tell her to send money so I can get home.
- At his sharp tone, she quickly changed the subject, saying, "After the meeting, I have to go."
- "Gabriel, you have to tell Kris that Jade is working with Sasha!" she exclaimed.
- Still, you'd have to be something more to attract an Ancient.
- If he doesn't die-dead, he'd have to spend eternity with you.
- If I didn't keep learning how insane this world is every second of the day, I wouldn't have to drink!
- I haven't lived for millions of years in your world, but I believe Rhyn here would have to die permanently so his claim on me was nullified.
- And then you'd have to find someone older than Andre to wipe my memory and put everything the way it was.
- You have to go to the men's wing.
- "Guess that means I'll have to stop sleeping around," she retorted.
- Only have to say yes once.
- "Would have to knock you off for that to work now," Kris said with thinly veiled hostility.
- Doesn't mean I always have to follow it.
- "You're lucky you don't have to defend Death against anything," Rhyn grunted.
- "And you have to realize that he didn't know about Lilith's betrayal," Gabriel added.
- You'll just have to figure it out on your own.
- "I have to go somewhere," he said abruptly.
- I have to make things right.
- She didn.t have to.
- "I have to go, Katie," Gabriel said.
- He didn.t have to ask what Sasha did to her when her pretty blue eyes flared with white rage and then filled with tears.
- I have to warn you, I.ve learned some things since you saw me.
- I have to do it before Gabriel comes for me.
- Besides, the bond between angel and human cannot be broken, so you.ll have to take care of Toby until you die.
- Depends on if what you have to say is worthwhile.
- You will have to forgive me.
- I have to check on Toby, she said and moved past him before she changed her mind.
- Now, he may not have to.
- I have to agree with you there.
- You have to be in the castle to make it work.
- "I have to be back by dawn," he said.
- She.d have to pray Rhyn didn.t drop by her mind when she thought of it, or when she was trying to figure out what to do.
- But I.ll have to agree, Kris.
- "We have to find Sasha," Kris said, ignoring her to push his way into the chamber.
- Hannah, you have to trust me when I tell you jumping out that window is a better death than what this thing will do to you!
- The vial had to go to Ully, though, and at some point, she.d have to face Rhyn.
- You.ll have to check the register.
- God, Kris, did you have to go there?
- We.ll have to scrub this place from top to bottom to make sure no one else pops up somewhere they shouldn.t be.
- "I have to make sure the demons are gone before you come back," he said.
- He.d have to figure out what to do with the wounded man.
- He.d have to deliver the vial to Darkyn first.
- "Yes, though Kris said I have to wait for him to wake up and give him a chance to defend himself," Rhyn replied.
- Go and talk to whoever you have to and make this happen.
- "You have to get her help, Jade," the human whispered.
- Sasha didn.t have to do what he did.
- Yes, but I have to object to Immortal business being carried out in the Sanctuary.
- Iliana, I have to get her help then everything will be okay.
- "I have to go," Gabriel said.
- Unless, like her dream …I have to break it, too.
- He didn.t have to ask how.
- "You have to trust me, Rhyn," the assassin said.
- I have to go, before she comes.
- Rhyn said nothing more, aware it was all he might ever have to remind him of the mortal intended to be his mate.
- But if I can get you to the mortal world and back to a Sanctuary, then she.ll have to reissue the contract, he explained.
- Either they're huge babies you have to take care of, or they want to lock you in their palace with eunuchs.
- There'd have to be some sort of difference, wouldn't there?
- It seems weird, and I'd totally feel like the loser I pretend not to be if you have to take me with you.
- Confirmation of the fact was comforting; Evelyn would never have to worry about money again.
- She might have to wait a few weeks just to visit.
- "You have to be understanding," she reminded him again.
- You have to be less … you know.
- You just have to be understanding.
- You have to be gentle, Romas.
- "I have to pee, now," Kiera answered.
- "Even happier because I didn't have to plan them," Evelyn said.
- Romas had then been given the painful job of explaining to Kisolm that Kiera would most likely not meld well with their traditions, and Kisolm would have to be disappointed.
- You'll have to go in their clothing since you're not ready yet.
- The cats were moved out of the main house, so you don't have to worry about them.
- No, you just have to take me to a ship.
- Why would you stay if you don't have to?
- Someone else would have to do the thinking for him if he were to execute any kind of betrayal.
- "You don't have to stop," she said.
- Romas had decreed that the man Kiera chose would have to have her agreement to be mated.
- "We'll have to agree to disagree," she relented.
- A'Ran, I have to tell you something about Gage.
- Then you'll have to wait anyway.
- She shouldn't have to be tough, and if he hadn't failed his people several sun-cycles before, he'd never think twice about training her for battle.
- A'Ran didn't have to guess which her his uncle spoke of.
- "We don't have to do this today," she said.
- She hesitated, then looked at what capability the pod did have to keep her from smashing into the planet, even if she made it through the atmosphere.
- And I have to stay and help the planet.
- At least she'd never have to worry about feeding it; the house was a mess.
- Yes. You don't have to do anything else.
- "You'll have to take me to him," she said.
- I have to clean up the mess you made of Anshan.
- "You have to admit it's strange," Cynthia Dean said.
- That's all we have to be concerned about.
- You might have to eat your words on that purchase I made of them valuable antiques!
- I didn't even have to sell all of the stuff—just the clothes and letters.