Examples of 'gets stale' in a sentence
Meaning of "gets stale"
gets stale: refers to food or items that have lost their freshness, quality, or appeal over time
How to use "gets stale" in a sentence
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gets stale
Because it gets stale to me and i start to hate it.
But in the machine it sometimes gets stale.
The soil gets stale and unusable.
The air around them gets stale.
It only gets stale and thrown away.
Now you run along and eat it before it gets stale.
Bread gets stale because it loses its moisture.
This is not a field that gets stale after a while.
You can only tell the same lie so many times before it gets stale.
Never gets stale.
This constantly gives the alligators the advantage and allows for action that never gets stale.
A website without new content gets stale and Google knows about it.
The Bible is the bread of life and it never gets stale.
I make sure my marriage never gets stale by blindsiding Richard every couple weeks.
It is a delight to listen to, and never gets stale.
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Gets stale and crusty ♪.
There is always new ones coming out, so the topic never really gets stale.
The marriage of Ted and Tami-Lynn gets stale and they begin fighting.
That may sound good at first, but it also means that air quickly gets stale.
Plus, the demon conversation gets stale.
There is a lot of candy . But in the machine it sometimes gets stale.
And because they hold off on updating them, the information gets stale quickly.
Give the watch to your uncle . And eat the cake before it gets stale.
Maybe after 16 years every marriage gets stale.
One of the big rules in writing, though… always end it before it gets stale.
Like, " I have other avenues that I can try, and it never gets stale.
