Examples of 'give me a year' in a sentence
Meaning of "give me a year"
give me a year: a straightforward request for a timeframe of one calendar year, often used in planning, goal-setting, or personal commitments
How to use "give me a year" in a sentence
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give me a year
Give me a year to turn the gym around.
If you would just give me a year.
Just give me a year to get this together.
The doctors give me a year.
Give me a year to pay it.
My boss to give me a year off.
Give me a year and I might just be happy for them.
Please give me a year.
Give me a year and I will buy you two Dodges.
Because that would still give me a year to plan for a spring wedding.
I personally will assume full responsibility. Just give me a year.
Just give me a year.
At the end of the day, just give me a year.
Just give me a year to get this together . This is gonna cripple me.
They were gonna give me a year on that DUI.
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Or two years, maybe… Just long enough for us Give me a year.
Steve, come on . Just give me a year to get this together.
If we're still losing money, the reduction stands. Give me a year.
Although, give me a year of not working and I will see how I feel . ”.
What kind of time frame? Give me a year.
Look, give me a year.
Can you do that? Look, give me a year.
No . Give me a year.
Or two years, maybe… Give me a year.
OK, give me a year.
