Examples of 'go to blazes' in a sentence
Meaning of "go to blazes"
go to blazes: This is an informal expression used to express anger, frustration, or dismissal towards someone or something. It can be considered a stronger way of saying 'go away' or 'get lost'
Show more definitions
- Go to hell.
How to use "go to blazes" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
go to blazes
The least they can do is for them to go to blazes.
You can go to blazes.
Go to blazes.
Let the story go to blazes.
You can go to blazes for all I care.
All of you should go to blazes.
Now Borka will go to blazes faster than his first belch after breakfast, believe me!
Or tell her to go to blazes.
Go to blazes with your Bide Mayer romanticism!
Nigeria could go to blazes.
Go to blazes with your culture!
My wife may go to blazes.
You can go to blazes for all I care! Paula!
Oh that the Prince would go to blazes.
The plantation can go to blazes for all I care.
See also
When the gas explodes, everything will go to blazes.
Uh, tell him to go to blazes if you like.
If they will not accept you, then they can go to blazes.
Go anywhere you like. You can go to blazes for all I care! Paula!
If I had my way, we would let the French go to blazes.
After we sell the car, you can go to blazes for all I care.
If I had my way, we'd let the French go to blazes.
I have tried to work . The plantation can go to blazes for all I care.
I will go to the inn . - You can go to blazes.
No, I told them to go to blazes.
Sprain your ankle in a football game, Bev? Go to blazes.
Well, you know This can all go to blazes.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Go
Show more
Could go to prison for some time if convicted
Coach does not let us go anywhere without him
Go ahead and feel even more indebted
Examples of using Blazes
Show more
I wonder what the blazes this thing is
That guy is queerer than the blazes
We are fighting these blazes without enough people
