Examples of 'get your feet' in a sentence
Meaning of "get your feet"
Get your feet refers to taking action or getting involved in a particular activity or endeavor. It is often used as an encouragement or motivational phrase to urge someone to start or engage in something. The expression implies initiating a process or journey towards a desired goal or outcome
How to use "get your feet" in a sentence
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get your feet
And get your feet off my chair.
Get ready to get your feet wet.
Get your feet set this time.
You will get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the bed.
Try not to get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the couch.
What a way to get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the desk.
Now let us get your feet out.
Get your feet off of the furniture.
Might as well get your feet wet.
And get your feet off my table.
You are gonna get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the table.
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You need to get your feet wet.
Get your feet out of the water.
You might get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the floor.
You can get your feet done.
Get your feet off that desk.
Three ways to get your feet wet.
Get your feet off those seats.
Great songs to get your feet taping.
Get your feet off the pedals.
You may get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the dash.
One way to get your feet wet.
Get your feet off the cage.
Because they can get your feet.
And get your feet off my throne.
Do not be afraid to get your feet wet.
And get your feet offthat chair.
Careful while you get your feet into it.
Get your feet off that table.
As long as you get your feet off my bed.
Get your feet off his face.
I suggest you get your feet on the ground.
Get your feet off the chair.
You are going to get your feet wet whatever you do.
Get your feet off the roof.
It is time to get your feet off the ground.
Get your feet off his head.
If you can get your feet.
And get your feet off my desk.
Wasting time and get your feet wet.
Now get your feet off my table.
I do not want you to get your feet wet.
You get your feet set right.
He did not want you to get your feet wet.
