Examples of 'get my car out' in a sentence
Meaning of "get my car out"
get my car out: This phrase typically refers to the act of removing a car from a particular place or situation, such as getting it out of a parking space or a tight spot
How to use "get my car out" in a sentence
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get my car out
I got to get my car out of the impound.
In that bathroom downtown, I had to go get my car out of impound.
I can not get my car out of the garage.
I am finishing this, and then I need to get my car out of the impound.
To get my car out of the shop.
I can not even get my car out.
Get my car out.
I need this to get my car out of the shop.
The choice is yours . Sergeant, get my car out.
I had to go get my car out of impound.
Miss Darling what do I have to do to get my car out of here?
Tell him to get my car out of the impound lot.
Drop Monsieur Subervie, then get my car out for me.
Will you get my car out in the morning?
When he comes down, tell him to get my car out of the pool!
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How can i get my car out the impound on a 30 da.
Drop Mr. Subervie off, then take me home and get my car out.
I got to get my car out.
Uh, the machine 's broke over here . I got to get my car out.
I need to get my car out.
Drop Mr. Subervie off, No, madam. then take me home and get my car out.
Can not wait to get my car out of the shop.
Good If I get my car out of hock, I'm a cinch to win Saturday.
Drop Monsieur Subervie, then get my car out for me No, Madame.
I had to go get my car out of impound . I come home -- he 's all zoomed up.
At some point, we got to get my car out of the impound lot.
But I am gonna get my car out of that parking lot.
Why? Cause I got to get my car out of the shop.
LEO, I gotta get my car out of the impound.
Cause I got to get my car out of the shop.
Frank, pay to get my car out of the river.
Yesterday, I wanted to get my car out and someone was blocking my way.
How else could I get my car out of the garage?
Sergeant, get my car out.
Yes Sir! Get my car out.
Why? Cause I got to get my car out of the shop . An advance.
Drop Monsieur Subervie, then get my car out for me I am a fright … or am I mad?
Can't wait to get my car out of the shop. - This is killing me.
