Examples of using May have to go in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
I may have to go into therapy.
One more simulation and I may have to go to war.
I may have to go underground.
For a job built on bonuses, an investment with more stability than stocks offer orFOREX trading is what you may have to go for.
We may have to go to plan B.
Please let him finish. Okay, all that said, if your friend doesn't confess and this ends up on your record, it is, it's gonna be harder for you to go to college,to get a job, and you may have to go to jail.
You may have to go to Denver.
Since there is no preview available if you customize the output, you may have to go back and forth between modifying values and processing images until you get it right.
We may have to go into the mine.
The first time you use it, you may have to go to the Mixer window of it, and make some settings.
I may have to go offline for a while.
However, we may have to go even further than that.
I may have to go over to the courthouse later.
You know, Jim we may have to go 2-to-1 to pick up the action a bit.
I may have to go to Washington for a few days.
And you may have to go somewhere without us for a while.
You may have to go without me.
I may have to go back to the States.
You may have to go through several different options until you find the right one.
Two generations may have to go by before someone raises a hand to say,"Look, the sun's coming out a metaphor.
Because you might have to go up against me next time.
Jim… might have to go 2-to-1 we wanna pick up the action, huh?
However, in some devices, you might have to go to the“More Settings” option.
We might have to go outside the wall.
We might have to go to Germany.
You might have to go out there and cause a little harm.
Yeah, uh, I might have to go early.
We might have to go see that.
Might have to go somewhere else in the interim.
Might have to go to Sydney to sort things out.