You have to make a reservation.

You have to make reservations in advance.

If you want to eat at Raffle's, you must reserve weeks ahead.

When should we make reservations?

My teeth ache. I need to make an appointment with my dentist.

I had to postpone my appointment.

You have to make reservations in advance.

I had to postpone my appointment.

I had to put back the hotel reservations for Rome by three days.

The schedule must be maintained.

You must make good on your promise to me.

One must keep one's promises.

Living is dear, accordingly we have to economize.

One must keep one's promises.

In order to get a reservation, you must use her name.

Ten years later in 1983? Ten years later in 1993?

that they shall be unwilling.

..that I knew what to expect.

One must always keep one's promise.

The budget must be balanced.

Once you have made a promise, you must keep it.

I had to speak at a moment's notice.

Now we have pages the unit has been resolved into pages, so one page links to another page.

One should keep one's promise.

Because I must.

I canceled my order for the commodities.

I must go out.

We must make economies in buying clothes.

Unless I leave right away, I'll be late for my appointment.

For the promises we defend

To the promises we defend

I have to do my homework.

You can't keep canceling her OB appointments.

I'd like to reserve a table for three.

You didn't book it, did you, Shaun?

I couldn't do much worse. Why don't you go upstairs and book a conference room?

That one is on hold.

You must stick to your promise.

I just booked you on The Tonight Show, lead guest.

We must complete the bond by the end of this year.

I have to set up a budget for sales promotion.

I must get it fixed.

I must fix it.

We must sit down.

But if you'd like to make an appointment.