Examples of using "Musste" in a sentence and their english translations:
Mary threw up.
I had to leave.
I was bound to answer him.
- I had to change my plans.
- I had to change the plan.
Why did he have to die?
I had to go.
Tom had to wait.
I had to work.
I couldn't help laughing out.
- I couldn't help but agree.
- I had to agree.
I couldn't help smiling.
Tom had to run.
- Tom couldn't help smiling.
- Tom couldn't help but smile.
- Tom could not help smiling.
I had to resign.
I had to wait.
Tom had to go.
Sami had to go.
I had to go.
He had to wait.
Tom couldn't help but agree.
She had to blink.
She had to wait.
She had to go out.
Something had to be done.
I had to get some help.
I had to give up my plan.
Tom had to swallow the frog.
I had to go there alone.
I needed to go home.
I had to look after the children.
I had to do something about it.
I had to step down.
I needed to learn everything.
But I had to breathe.
He couldn't help laughing at it.
The minister had to resign.
I had to study English.
- Sorry, I have to fart.
- Excuse me, I have to fart.
- Pardon me, I have to fart.
I had to get some help.
Everything had to be perfect.
- Tom started crying as well.
- Tom started crying, too.
So, it's, like, you had to read copy,
She was not wrong. And I had to deal with that.
So, I got to go to California for this story
The Prime Minister was obliged to resign from the Cabinet.
I had to accept it.
I had to arrest Tom.
I had to defend myself.
I had to hide.
I had to stop doing that.
I had to stop Tom.
Tom had to go there alone.
The minister had to resign.
He needed to rest.
I had to go to work.
I had to lie to everyone.
Tom had to do it.
I had to fire her.
Tom had to go there.
I didn't have to pay.
Tom needed rest.
It had to be done.
Did you really have to do this?
I didn't need to stay.
I had to stop her.
I had to protect them.
I had to arrest them.
I couldn't help crying.
I had to go there yesterday.
- I had to wait for a long time.
- I had to wait a long time.
She was made to learn maths.
Tom had to go there yesterday.
Tom had to go himself.
Tom had a lot of catching up to do.