What the Huns had weened to domust now needs be left undone through fear.
Poor Kriemhild spake to her chamberlains: "Ye must now be put to trouble for my sake, ye who wished him well and be my friends.
Those who in haughty pride sent a challenge to the Rhine, must now needs be the captives of Gunther, the king, and men are bringing them with joy unto this land.
All these messages I have duly delivered to my father, but I must now be quick and go out, so as to send the eatables for the elder as well as for the younger gentlemen of the entire household.
The imperial consort of the Chia family, we must now observe, upon catching sight, from the interior of her chair, of the picture presented within as well as without the confines of this garden, shook her head and heaved a sigh.
Everything will indeed be properly carried out," he added laughingly; "but I must now be going at once.
But we must nowreturn to the two lads, Ch'in Chung and Pao-yü.
Old habits and paths of discharge which have almost become automatic must now, it seems, be abandoned.
Ever more and more as it advances, it will discover within that background the records of those very experiences which it must now so poignantly relive; and which seem to it, as his own experience seems to every lover, unique.
We must now revert to the family, or rather the household, of Lord Monmouth, in which considerable changes and events had occurred since the visit of Coningsby to the Castle in the preceding autumn.
After he had been presented by the late member to the principal personages in the borough, Mr. Millbank said, 'I think we must now give Mr. Coningsby a little rest.
That radiant and cheerful scene, and those gracious and beaming personages, seemed another world and order of beings to the one he now inhabited, and the people with whom he must now commune.
I am indeed of his blood," replied he; "and it must now be my study to prove my descent by deeds worthy of my ancestor.
I must now hasten to the dearest, the noblest of women!
But more anxious, as he calculated by the increased rapidity of the stream he must now be approaching the great fall near his master's concealment, Halbert redoubled his speed.
I must now mention a rather singular conversation.
I must now send in two of my people to search the house," said the intendant.
I must now gallop up to his house and announce myself.
He knew that he must now go to Patagonia, but he repented the alacrity with which he had acceded to the proposition.
He must now go and see his daughter, and then he would have done with the matter--for ever.
Having in this our last chapter given the place of honour to the Senator, we must now say a parting word as to those countrymen of our own who have figured in our pages.
Gertrude's love for her husband had never been so strong as when she learnt that that love must now stand in the place of all other sympathies, of all other tenderness.
The adventure, however, must now be carried through.
Mr. Chaffanbrass then went on to state that, as the forms of the court would not give him the power of addressing the jury again, he must now explain to them what he conceived to be the facts of the case.
These fatal tidings were brought to Hampton by Harry Norman himself; how they were received we must now endeavour to tell.
I must now get on to further anecdotes, illustrating other and less subtle causes of misunderstanding; and I feel somewhat like the author of Don Juan when he exclaims that he almost wishes he had ne'er begun that very remarkable poem.
The key to this is given in Beecher's letter--it is nowhere better given--and to it I must now return.
We must nowturn to notice the fortunes of Rome in war.
We must now speak of the relation of the Popes to the Emperors.
We must now return to Captain Scott and his companions on the wreck.
We must now return to Captain Wallis and the officers and men who had remained with him at Newark, in hopes of being able to save some of the stores from the frigate.
We must now return to the fate of the cutter, which it will be remembered left the wreck on the morning of the 28th of February, taking the raft in tow.
We must now return to the period of the first attempt to find out a north-east passage to India.
We must now attend to the expedition of Petronius against the Ethiopians.
We must now turn to the progress of commerce during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Having got thus far as regards the conveyance of the body, we must now turn to the communication of the mind, and the thoughts of one individual as conveyed to another, and this leads one to speak of books.
We must now proceed to some of the useful points of the engine, all I have before mentioned simply relating to the inventors and improvers; but having brought it so far, I may now, I think, proceed further.
I think poor Gifford came again more than once to me; but I had done all I could for him, and explained this, adding that he must now leave me alone, which he did.
I must now pass on to the autumn months of 1905, which found me in Eastbourne, where I have various kind friends.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "must now" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
