Example sentences of "have [to-vb] into [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | My plan was to take a Bachelor of Music degree — for which , at that time one did not even have to go into residence . |
| 32 | On the other hand , the larger the quantity ordered , the more will have to go into stock as temporarily idle resources , also a costly business . |
| 33 | ‘ You did not have to go into partnership with the fool . ’ |
| 34 | Before arriving in the Soviet Union , Holovich was recruited by the British espionage service and was given instructions for a contact — I do n't have to go into detail , these are matters available to me . |
| 35 | But I 'll have to go into town first . |
| 36 | Have a game of something Neil , then you wo n't have to go into town will you ? |
| 37 | Imagine not having to go into work every day . |
| 38 | " When I came out of the office I think I said something casually about old Mr. Lorrimer not having to go into hospital after all . |
| 39 | Steven dreams of driving his car swiftly and effortlessly over thrilling lanes and highways … not realizing how Saturday will come , no present bought for Pervert and Queen , will have to leap into car , 11.08 Saturday morning , claw through Saturday traffic to near place of work , double-park car , run into weathered antique shop , snatch slightly unsuitable rococo frame from shelf , pay with desperate ACCESS he was trying to cut down on , emerge , tear ticket from windscreen , drive recklessly home , fling frame at Claire , discover best shirt in fact dirty and get to wedding with three minutes to spare … |
| 40 | We became good friends and I remember his comments one day when we were discussing the ever-rising cost of living ; Lawren said , wrinkling that high forehead under the white mane of hair , ‘ This high cost of living worries me ; one of these days , if it continues to rise , I 'll have to dip into capital ! ’ |
| 41 | Earnings per share in the year to 31 January have slumped to 21.75p from 24.87p , and the trust management will have to dip into revenue reserves just to meet the board 's own proposed final dividend of 17p . |
| 42 | She could n't imagine what it would be like having to get into bed with the elegant stranger who turned to speak to her now and then . |
| 43 | You 'll have to get into bed . |
| 44 | If yo I hope you , I suppose you could have a whole course in psycho-history , if you really put into it enough , but for just one class , I thought it was too much to ask students to attend , to try and have to get into psycho-history , so I have n't erm , done very much of it , and this , my excuse here really was , well Freud did write a book called Woodrow Wilson . |
| 45 | The handicapped child , who would eventually have to move into society , would be ill-equipped to face that society 's tensions and realities whilst the ‘ normal ’ child would have had no experience , during the impressionable and formative years , of relating to the disabled . |
| 46 | But I think we see that with the capital programme , that quite clearly you 're erm , having to take into account the fact that capital spend erm , can not be er maintained at the level it has in the past , and indeed I believe you are talking about this matter , er , later on this morning . |
| 47 | What you may have to take into consideration is the well-being of companies or individuals you are dependent on for your future . |
| 48 | The instigators of a palace coup would have to take into account Mr Gorbachev 's other role as the elected president of the Supreme Soviet , a parliament becoming more influential by the week . |
| 49 | If we had to choose between radiocarbon and TL dating , then we would have to take into account that radiocarbon is used for organic materials and has an upper age limit of about forty thousand years , whereas TL is applied to inorganic samples and can be used beyond the range of radiocarbon . |
| 50 | Schools planning to raise income from lettings will have to take into account costs , including wear and tear , overtime and fuel . |
| 51 | At the sub-atomic level however physics does now have to take into account the effects of the observer on the particles he observes . |
| 52 | In the case of Undead and Elves you will have to take into account that they cause fear , especially the Undead , and with generally low leadership values this is bad news . |
| 53 | Anyway these are the basic considerations you 'll have to take into account when choosing your army . |
| 54 | Moreover , we should assume that future decisions about Unix will have to take into account what is good for Novell . |
| 55 | In seeking to expand the market , publishers and booksellers would have to take into account a number of factors , such as : |
| 56 | Services offered to people with mental health problems after discharge from hospital may have to take into account the care programme approach , the NHS and Community Care Act , and section 117 of the Mental Health Act . |
| 57 | Any theory seeking to explain the history of life on earth would have to take into account a whole range of geographical and adaptational factors in addition to the ascent of life towards humankind . |
| 58 | Marketers will have to take into account the fact that expenditure and consumption patterns are often differentiated by the membership of social classes . |
| 59 | Each marketing response will have to take into account the relevant contingencies , so that it is situationally relevant . |
| 60 | When formulating its eventual recommendations , the National Consultative Group will have to take into account two essential differences between agriculture and the rest of British industry : it is for the most part composed of relatively small-scale and highly efficient enterprises employing limited numbers of men and women working in relative isolation from one another ; and , as we have seen , the boundaries between the craftsman and technician in agriculture are shifting and difficult , if not impossible , to define . |