Examples of 'get your gun' in a sentence
Meaning of "get your gun"
The phrase 'get your gun' is a colloquial expression that means to be prepared for a confrontation or conflict. It is often used figuratively to encourage someone to be ready to stand up for themselves or defend their ideas
How to use "get your gun" in a sentence
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get your gun
You will get your gun back.
Get your gun out and hide it.
But you were able to get your gun.
You get your gun back today.
You are not going to be able to get your gun.
Get your gun out and shoot me.
The movie johnny get your gun.
Better get your gun cocked.
We do not want to get your gun.
Get your gun and pull the trigger.
We do not want to get your gun for nothing.
Get your gun and horse.
Then you get your gun.
Get your gun on your head.
Then you went to get your gun.
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Get your gun and ride on.
Go upstairs and get your gun.
Get your gun and be on standby.
I gotta get your gun.
Get your gun and kill the turkey.
I will get your gun.
Get your gun and shoot.
Now go get your gun.
Get your gun out.
I am gonna get your gun.
You get your gun when you leave.
You are gonna have to get your gun back first.
Get your gun ready.
Do not get your gun.
Get your gun and horse and let us get going.
I got to get your gun.
Get your gun fast.
Franny get your gun.
Get your gun and hunker down in the saloon.
I would like to help you get your gun back.
I will go get your gun from the car.
The first thing you do is you get your gun.
Rampa get your gun repaired.
I think he went to get your gun.
You should get your gun and go back to sleep.
And you were going upstairs to get your gun that night.
To get your gun off.
Procedure is get your gun.
You will get your gun when we make it out oi here.
He tried to get your gun.
Get your gun up.
You will not have time to get your gun.
Mary get your gun.
Only then will you be able to get your gun back.
You will get your gun when we make it out of here.
