Examples of 'get a bar' in a sentence
Meaning of "get a bar"
get a bar: This expression is often used informally to indicate achieving a certain level of success, recognition, or proficiency in a particular field or endeavor. It implies reaching a standard or milestone that is considered noteworthy or impressive
How to use "get a bar" in a sentence
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get a bar
I would love to get a bar or club inside.
You get a bar job to keep your days free for your real gig.
I would love to get a bar muscle up.
Get a bar code to use at College Night as you visit school representatives.
If you can get a bar.
You get a bar job to keep.
Or at the request of a bar of chocolate? to get a bar of chocolate.
I could get a bar job tomorrow.
What, she 's gonna learn three languages to get a bar job?
Go get a bar.
All right, here we go . Is that all you got? Get a bar.
You could not get a bar of soap and there was no hot water.
I will get a bar job, commit to my passion for day drinking.
I 'd love to get a bar or club inside.
Can I get a bar in this town? I will buy you a beer.
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Yes, I will get a bar of soap.
You get a bar stool, right? Set it up nice and close like this.
Sabrina, can I get a bar towel please?
So, get a bar of 80 % or more dark chocolate and consume one piece per day.
The requirements to get a bar licence is to have a system for milk cooling.
Can I get a bar in this town? Cool, a map.
You can not expect to get a bar or restaurant and have zero bar furniture.
Can I get a bar in this town? I will buy you a beer. - You mind?
Occasionally, you get a bar tending gig for a party, sometimes spin records at a club.
Can I get a bar in this town?
Can I get a bar mitzvah?
Hey, can I get a bar menu down here? Thanks.
