Now he's dead, you had to do something.

What a busy day! Two fools before lunch.

Thank you. Without your clothes

Without your clothes

I had to call off the party.

I had to meet him halfway.

We had to wait a little while for a bus.

I did so, not because I wanted to, but because I had to.

You had to study English.

The minister had to resign.

I had to study English.

He did it.

I had to create an excuse.

Wouldn't be the first time we've had to.

So, I imagine that all of you may have a thing that you know you need to attend to, a place you know you need to go, a class you really should take, a person you really should call, so, whatever that is for you, what is the space you need to move into, so decide it now in your own minds, and then maybe look down in front of you and let's physicalize it.

I had to run to the station.

The army had to retreat.

He was sent for and had to go.

Why, why did I do it?

I had to fix the toaster.

I had to work overtime yesterday.

I had to postpone my appointment.

He said I had work to do, that I had to stop this woman, Naomi, from bringing the rest of her people here.

Tom couldn't go to the concert because he had to work.

I had to defend myself.

I had to choose between the two.

They had to act quickly.

You must work hard if you want to succeed.

You have to work hard if you want to succeed.

Or, what if instead of relying on myself,

I had to go to America.

He had to carry the bag.

he needed to fly.

Although he was exhausted, he had to keep working.

Being poor, they had to work hard.

I have to do something.

They had to work all year round.

During the war, we often had to make do without sugar.

He had to address the meeting.

I had to postpone my appointment.

and I had to change my plan.

i have to know he's gone.

He had to stay in bed.

I had to give up my plan.

Like a dirty little bug.