Examples of 'get your feet out' in a sentence
Meaning of "get your feet out"
get your feet out: This phrase typically means to remove oneself from a situation or environment. It can be used metaphorically to indicate leaving a place physically or emotionally
How to use "get your feet out" in a sentence
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get your feet out
Get your feet out of the water.
Now let us get your feet out.
Get your feet out and.
Put your hands against the wall . Get your feet out.
Get your feet out of my face.
What 's wrong with you cats? Get your feet out.
Get your feet out of my nose.
Okay, good . Now let us get your feet out.
Get your feet out front.
I did it . Okay, good . Now let us get your feet out.
Get your feet out of those coffins at every opportunity.
Help me! Get your feet out of the water!
Get your feet out of the fish tank, Michael.
Boy, get your feet out that chair.
Get your feet out of my face! - Let us go, Gary.
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Hey, get your feet out of the water.
Get your feet out of the fish tank, Michael. Get 'em out right now.
Axl, get your feet out of my face!
Phil, get your feet out of the way here before we get shot.
