Examples of 'am in big trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "am in big trouble"
am in big trouble: This phrase is commonly used to indicate that someone is facing significant problems or difficulties. It suggests that the situation is serious and may require assistance or intervention
How to use "am in big trouble" in a sentence
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am in big trouble
I am in big trouble now.
She goes off on telling me that I am in big trouble.
I am in big trouble here and can find no one who can help.
Grace, this better be important or I am in big trouble.
Charlie, I am in big trouble.
And if this neighborhood does not work, I am in big trouble.
Oh, I am in big trouble.
If I do not set this straight, I am in big trouble.
I am in big trouble now . She 's angry.
He was smitten with Eva, I am in big trouble.
If I can not talk to you about this, then I am in big trouble.
I had to shoot him. I am in big trouble.
If that 's the criteria for being really human, then I am in big trouble.
All right, let us say for argument 's sake that that I am in big trouble.
Let us just say, for argument 's sake, that you are right, that I am in big trouble.
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Big trouble. All right, let's say for argument's sake that that I am in big trouble.
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