Examples of 'bloody train' in a sentence
Meaning of "bloody train"
bloody train - This phrase is commonly used to express frustration or annoyance towards a train service that may be delayed, crowded, or not running smoothly
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bloody train
I spent a sleepless night on that bloody train.
That bloody train cost me an arm and a leg.
Somebody warned the bloody train.
Get on this bloody train and get out of here.
I nearly missed the bloody train.
There's a bloody train that runs all the way from downtown to the beach now.
I have been up and down this bloody train all day.
That bloody train took so long I am exhausted!
Recently, his life has been a total bloody train wreck.
Right, get on that bloody train and get out of here.
No family, no relatives, you did not even have a bloody train ticket.
Right . Get on this bloody train and get out of here.
How is that true… This is gonna be a bloody train wreck!
We move now . Sir, that bloody train only comes through here once a week.
Here, you take him . I have been up and down this bloody train all day.
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Train, bloody train.
I know . - No family, no relatives, you did not even have a bloody train ticket.
They are hot and fresh! That bloody train took so long I am exhausted!
That bloody train cost me an arm and a leg . [ Chuckles ].
I should throw you off this bloody train right now!
There is only a bloody train strike!
This is gonna be a bloody train wreck!
Oh, well, that 's probably a bloody train coming to run you over.
We-we're goin ' home . If the bloody train ever sodding shows up.
I should throw you off this bloody train right now! - Sorry, sir.
Yes . Right, get on that bloody train and get out of here . Yes.
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