He must have stayed in the room some little time after the murder, for we found blood-stained water in the basin, where he had washed his hands, and marks on the sheets where he had deliberately wiped his knife.
It must have been a young man, and an active one, too, besides being an incomparable actor.
I remembered a German being found in New York with RACHE written up above him, and it was argued at the time in the newspapers that the secret societies must have done it.
On thinking the matter over, it must have occurred to him that it was possible that he had lost the ring in the road after leaving the house.
You'd think I must have a dash of Creole or Spanish or some warm blood in me somewhere, but I'm nothing on earth but a chilly mixture of English and Irish and Scotch.
He must have forgotten to put out the candle; anyway, the fire happened, and Sterry just escaped with his life.
I told you before that I must have a few months longer to make up my mind.
A pleasant, expansive, neebor-like man hemust have been!
Later, when things have settled just a little, you and I must have a talk about you and me, but I want time to think about it first.
Louis, in fact, must have appeared to Charles primarily in the light of a kill-joy.
To live is sometimes very difficult, but it is never meritorious in itself; and we must have a reason to allege to our own conscience why we should continue to exist upon this crowded earth.
He has been all these days in possession; he had no cause to like me; he must have raged to see himself displaced; and he has not destroyed this document.
He cannot have been disposed of in so short a space, he must be still alive, he must have fled!
Surely, it must have been at no slight cost that he had thus fortified his soul with iron.
It was the happiest sigh I ever did heave; and it seems as if I must have drawn in a gulp of heavenly breath, to make it with.
At last I asked him warmly, what opinion he must have of my modesty, that he could suppose I should so much as entertain a thought of lying with two brothers, and assured him it could never be.
De Bracy, "he must have escaped in the monk's garments!
I must have news of Salisbury from the south; and of Beauchamp, in Warwickshire; and of Multon and Percy in the north.
She was sent back, however, in a moment by the entrance of Captain Wentworth himself, among a party of gentlemen and ladies, evidently his acquaintance, and whom he must have joined a little below Milsom Street.
His good looks and his rank had one fair claim on his attachment; since to them he must have owed a wife of very superior character to any thing deserved by his own.
Surely not; and it must have been a passing impulse only which had led him to address her so softly.
She had been told that she must have a green gauze dress, and where was it to come from?
He must have a lot of teaching, but not the kind he'll get from you!
If a deep river had been between us, I must have crossed it.
But you said you thought it must havebeen me always.
It must have been a very long time ago, upon one of his previous visits to the ranch.
Here, if ever, he must have a sense of her nearness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "must have" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
