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Example sentences for "just have"

  • We'll just have to take chances, that's all," he declared.

  • Nothing could have helped then, and we'd just have to build another airship.

  • I suppose I'll just have to," came the reply, as the other started to roll up close to the fire, for they had no blankets with them this time.

  • We just have to keep them at a distance and take our chances.

  • We'll just have to stay," announced Baldy.

  • Well, we'll just have to be on our guard, Russ.

  • Well, we'll just have to be on the lookout for them at every turn," Russ declared.

  • Every time I set eyes on that hole I'll just have to think of the great luck we had.

  • They'll just have to do the best they can," Davis said, then turned to Corina.

  • I'll just have to hope she doesn't accept another 'na before I'm able to give her the kind of service she needs.

  • Just have her at Briefing Room One by 1600.

  • We’ll just have to find some way, but for the life of me I don’t see what it can be.

  • If they want us to hold this crowd here as long as possible, we’ll just have to do it.

  • If the general needed it—well, they’d just have to give him what he wanted!

  • The bottom o' this trench is in no such a state a' filth as theirs, but it'll just have to do.

  • You aren't under any obligation to think of him, of course, but if your cat was boarding with him and he had borrowed your dog you'd just have to keep him in your mind and heart.

  • You'll just have to stay by yourself a minute, Jenny Lind.

  • It breaks my heart to have her hurt, but we'll just have to keep remindin' her of what she has left, although it seems if it was little enough.

  • You'll just have to wait until we get together.

  • I'd just have to do it," Judith made obstinate reply.

  • We'll just have to wait and see," declared placid Ethel.

  • But you've solved so many unsolvable riddles in your time, man, so I suppose I'll just have to trust your judgment, and let your opinion cheer me up.

  • Now we'll just have to possess our souls in patience, and see what Constable Haggers can do for us.

  • We'll just have to look out for him a little.

  • I'll just have a look at your head, my friend," said Dr.

  • I believe I'll just have a cup of coffee with you boys," said he.

  • So we'll just have to draw lots for him, and whoever gets him will have to make the best of it, that's all.

  • We'll just have to be late, then," said Katherine, jabbing her hatpins in swiftly.

  • I'll just have time to practice with the band.

  • You'll just have to own up, and serve you both right for meddling.

  • If you've got a sister who's a teacher you'll just have to hear her called nicknames.

  • Probably I'll just have to stay at home and 'wash dishes and feed the swine'.

  • Well, I've told you I want them myself, and you'll just have to manage as best you can.

  • We'll just have to call it that I can't ever--walk again.

  • They'll just have to clench, I think, when they hear a good A-number-one voice in it.

  • If they don't go in keenly for beagles she'll just have to give up and let Nature take its course with the poor things.

  • If her own naughty, naughty horse tries to throw her on the ground again where he can bite her she'll just have Mr. D.

  • He'd just have to try it and see how it worked.

  • I guess I'll just have a drink at the bar.

  • And, as I said before we started all this, if they try to run away from Yucca Flats we'll just have to keep them 'frozen' all the time.

  • I guess we’ll just have to stand our loss--that’s all.

  • Of course we can’t count on the ocean currents, but we’ll just have to take a chance on them.

  • He’ll just have to drift about, at the mercy of the wind and ocean currents.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just have" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    for the time being; just arrived; just because; just before; just boil; just described; just enough; just going; just here; just idea; just know; just like; just looked; just north; just one; just peace; just published; just referred; just such; just tell; just want; just went; just where; justify himself; justifying righteousness; justly proud