Examples of 'got the old' in a sentence
Meaning of "got the old"
got the old - This phrase is colloquially used to imply that someone has the experience or knowledge of dealing with a particular situation
How to use "got the old" in a sentence
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got the old
They got the old samurai spirit.
I notice you have got the old.
We got the old rust bucket tonight.
They told me you got the old murders.
Got the old outboard in the driveway.
You still got the old moxie.
Got the old flex back in my hips.
You have got the old schedule.
Got the old man to pick it up.
You still got the old truck.
I got the old gang back together.
We finally got the old man.
I got the old cruiser on blocks.
Doing those pitches got the old juices flowing.
You got the old leather pumpkin.
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They have already got the old tarp up.
Just got the old juices flowing.
It was our running that got the old couple killed.
You got the old magazines.
But we have not even got the old lady off yet.
Got the old telly there.
I still got the old man.
Got the old starting gun.
I still got the old ones.
Got the old lstanbul blues.
I have got the old man.
Got the old towel out.
I still got the old touch.
Got the old desire back.
We have not got the old lady off yet.
Got the old ashes hauled this morning.
But you sure got the old heart pounding.
Got the old lady next door to blow me.
But you had not got the old school tie.
I got the old noodle working on it.
That lasagna thing really got the old creative juices flowing.
I got the old people away.
Vicky would drop it off tonight but we have got the old man.
Just got the old bike here.
I am just glad we finally got the old Nita back.
Finally got the old guy to blink.
There has been an update but when I download I still got the old version.
While we got the old blender brush going.
I can not help being a girl, but we have got the old drawings.
I have got the old list here.
You got the modern art, you got the old art.
I just got the old choreography down.
I mean, doing those pitches got the old juices flowing.
Lucky we got the old man up here when we did.
Well he worked down the docks he got the old tin-tack.
