Examples of 'go with mary' in a sentence
Meaning of "go with mary"
go with mary: an expression used to suggest agreeing with or following the lead of someone named Mary. It can also imply going along with someone's decision or suggestion
How to use "go with mary" in a sentence
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Tom said he would not go with Mary.
Yeah, you go with Mary Beth.
Tom expects all three of us to go with Mary.
Now you go with Mary.
There is not a guy who does not know that I go with Mary.
Tom has to go with Mary.
Just go with Mary Alma, please.
Tom decided he would not go with Mary.
I want to go with Mary.
You will have peace . But if you let me go with Mary.
I do not go with Mary.
You will have war . But if you let me go with mary.
You can always go with Mary and William.
Tom tried to persuade me to go with Mary.
Tom wants us to go with Mary.
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I wonder why Tom did not go with Mary.
Tom wants me to go with Mary.
Tell Tom you would like to go with Mary.
Tom asked me to go with Mary.
Father, you take John up and I will go with Mary Jane . ".
Tom urged me to go with Mary.
Tom does not want to go with Mary.
Tom does not have to go with Mary.
Tom did not have to go with Mary.
Tom did not want to go with Mary.
Tom did not need to go with Mary.
Tom asked us to go with Mary.
Tom begged me to go with Mary.
Tom should not go with Mary.
Tom could not go with Mary.
I think Tom wants me to go with Mary.
Tom can not go with Mary.
Tom wanted to go with Mary.
Tom agreed to go with Mary.
Tom ought to go with Mary.
Tom needs to go with Mary.
Kyle, off you go with Mary.
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