Examples of using Has to go in English and their translations into Spanish
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This night has to go.
He has to go underground.
Our life has to go on.
She has to go to Tom… and tell him that she never loved him.
The painting has to go on growing….
People also translate
This is yet another example of just how far the technology has to go.
She has to go, Ray.
Remember that tomorrow Don Claudio has to go to the Vicariate".
Who has to go through Customs?
Everything has to go perfectly.
One has to go through the Egyptian exile in order to reveal hatred.
All this adrenaline has to go somewhere, Russell.
One has to go behind the facts to see what produces them;
The phone has to go through many trials in its lifetime.
It is clear that each person has to go through their particular Calvary.
Each piece has to go through a lot of different processes.
Someone has to go find them.
Acceptance has to go beyond a relatively small group of technocrats.
From Srinagar, one has to go to PahaIgam in a jeep.
Every soul has to go through this step on its way to becoming aware.
The beard has to go but the suit.
Not everyone has to go clubbing and drinking to have a good time.
But somebody has to go on looking for her!
The Earth has to go a way as long.
One of us has to go, or there will be bloodshed.
Every person has to go through this on the spiritual path.
Removing clothing that has to go over your head may be difficult.
So he goes where he has to go and park in the nearest station.
The Candidate Commission has to go, along with the prohibition on political campaigning.