Examples of 'get off the bridge' in a sentence
Meaning of "get off the bridge"
get off the bridge - to move away from the bridge or to disembark from it. Used when someone is on a bridge and needs to leave or move away from it
How to use "get off the bridge" in a sentence
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get off the bridge
Just after we get off the bridge.
Get off the bridge first.
We have to get off the bridge before.
Get off the bridge sir.
You have to get off the bridge before.
Get off the bridge now.
Next thing we did was get off the bridge.
Get off the bridge and say captain that we can get going.
Then the cop would tell everyone to get off the bridge again.
Get off the bridge you infuriating priest!
Then a police officer came along and told everyone to get off the bridge.
He ran toward the car to get off the bridge before running into the woods.
However, with soldiers firing shots and smoke grenades below, I had to get off the bridge.
The other children were able to get off the bridge in time ; he was not.
Come on! Get off the bridge and say captain that we can get going.
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We are not going to die . Now get off the bridge.
You have to get off the bridge before… Hold on a second.
There are alleyways where you can escape . Get off the bridge first.
You gotta get off the bridge now!
I am having an emergency! Byron, please get off the bridge.
Come on, get off the bridge.
Look, Ben, if there is going to be an earthquake, let us get off the bridge.
Help! You have to get off the bridge before.
Yes, and now, I would like you to get off the bridge.
We can get off the bridge in 90 seconds.
Norman, let us just get off the bridge.
Okay, let me get off the bridge first, all right?
Byron, please get off the bridge.
Orders! Get off the bridge now!
Both of you . - Get off the Bridge.
