Mustn in a sentence

Lack of courage stems from this idea that we mustn’t allow ourselves to fail, that we mustn’t take chances.

A fear that vanished once I cottoned on that all will be well as long as you add the butter slowly, drop by drop at first, and that the sauce mustn’t get too hot.

Dr Howarth said while it is ‘encouraging’ to see London’s fire brigade introduce specialist wildfire training, the burden mustn’t fall on local services alone.

Employers and universities mustn’t anticipate a welcome reception on immigration within the Home.

I mustn’t smother my pudding in eggs.

That said, we mustn’t forget that Groff’s Sabbatarian beliefs would once have been held by a majority of American churchgoers.

These successes mustn’t be seen as the end but as a stepping stone towards achieving lasting peace and security in Nigeria.

Yes, City is a tough match but we mustn't give it up before kicking off.

Amuneke mustn’t be a Super Eagles coach before he can contribute meaningfully to the way the team plays.

He told countries that “we mustn’t let 1.5 slip out of reach”.

I told him we mustn’t move her while she was seizing.

She was granted conditional bail and told she mustn’t enter Fever Nightclub.

The threat of Jihadism mustn’t be overlooked either.

Author Sowmya Rajendran adds, “There’s conditioning, certainly, but we mustn’t forget that as a society, we enforce punishments on women who are not interested in being the ‘good girl’.

Cavani mustn´t let controversy affect his mindset ahead of PSG reunion – SolskjaerManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has challenged Edinson Cavani to not let his recent social media faux pas impact his mindset ahead of a crucial.

I think competitions are a good thing but I think we mustn’t forget that there’s so much more to learn and to do.

It mustn’t be allowed to expand further and cause a collapse of what is a very central pillar of the State machinery.

Sierra told Idealista: “We mustn’t forget that the real estate market takes time to adjust because sellers need time to find out at what price they should sell at, and the same happens to people who need to buy.

We mustn’t acquiesce with an uncritical ‘patriotism’ which celebrates national identity as though it is synonymous with the institutions and interests of the ruling class.

And ultimately, Nompu, I’m not a sort of person that says you mustn’t have taxing, but I do think we’ve reached a plateau which we cannot get out of easily, because we need money.