Examples of 'go to shaolin' in a sentence
Meaning of "go to shaolin"
go to shaolin - This phrase is a colloquial expression that can mean various things, such as seeking enlightenment, learning martial arts, or embarking on a challenging journey
How to use "go to shaolin" in a sentence
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go to shaolin
Let us go to Shaolin and get my uncles back.
I do not want anyone to know you go to Shaolin.
We have to go to Shaolin Temple now to get the truth.
Today many young people leave school and go to Shaolin.
To go to Shaolin Temple You got to have a lot of courage.
I will bring some men to capture him Even if I have to go to Shaolin.
Go to Shaolin temple now.
We have to go to Shaolin Temple now.
Not a word . I do not want anyone to know you go to Shaolin.
You will go to Shaolin Temple tomorrow.
Tomorrow I will bring some men to capture him, even if I have to go to Shaolin.
You can go to Shaolin Temple.
Do you hear me? Not a word. I don't want anyone to know you go to Shaolin.
Let us go to Shaolin Temple.
Go to Shaolin and get the jade cepter!
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Fine, you go to Shaolin.
Let us go to shaolin first, ask senior monk Kong Wen.
You must go to Shaolin Temple, … and practise real hard.
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