Examples of 'break the legs' in a sentence
Meaning of "break the legs"
break the legs ~ a theatrical slang idiom meaning to wish someone good luck before a performance
How to use "break the legs" in a sentence
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break the legs
So we will break the legs off chairs.
Break the legs of the two robbers.
They threatened to break the legs ahead of me.
Why break the legs of the condemned?
The soldiers then went to break the legs of the convicted.
I will break the legs that you are standing on!
They will try to grind us down and break the legs of our resolve.
They break the legs of voyeurs.
So they asked Pilate to tell the soldiers to break the legs of those men.
Soldiers break the legs of the two thieves.
In order to hasten death, soldiers would break the legs of crucified victims.
So we will break the legs off chairs. Use kitchen tools.
But why were they under orders to break the legs of the condemned?
So we will break the legs off chairs. Shovels or tools or anything.
It is only a party, I did not want to break the legs to him.
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The practice was to break the legs of those who had been crucified.
It took 4 or 5 chops to break the legs.
I told them I would break the legs of any freerunner that bet on the races.
Will not the soldier, therefore, break the legs of Jesus?
I am going to break the legs of everyone in your family!
Leg adjustment? Well, not necessarily break the legs but definitely.
I will break the legs of that Manipur girl. Trust me.
I will not be casting a vote, and I will break the legs of anyone who does . ”.
So we will break the legs off chairs, use kitchen tools, whatever we got.
I am thinking, we should break the legs of that forward player.
Iím going to break the legs of everyone in your family!
Well, not necessarily break the legs but definitely.
But you said Reese would break the legs of any freerunner who bets on themselves.
And I am here to break the legs you are standing on!
Am I not here to break the legs that you are standing on!
Well, not necessarily break the legs but definitely - bend the feet.
