Examples of 'got to get you off' in a sentence
Meaning of "got to get you off"
got to get you off - To help someone move away from a dangerous situation or harmful behavior. This phrase can also mean to remove someone from a problem or difficulty
How to use "got to get you off" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
got to get you off
I got to get you off that thing.
Without anybody knowing. I've got to get you off the pills.
I got to get you off the clock.
So we have got to get you off the ground.
Got to get you off this boat, sir.
Ugh! Boy, we have got to get you off the bargain chow!
Got to get you off of my mind ♪.
We have got to get you off your foot.
We got to get you off this plane.
I have got to get you off the street.
I've got to get you off the pills without anybody knowing.
Shit! I have got to get you off the street.
We got to get you off this plane . Claire.
We have got to get you off this desk.
We have got to get you off the road, especially if you are pregnant again.
See also
We have got to get you off this stuff.
We've got to get you off the road, especially if you're pregnant again.
But I have got to get you off this ship for morning.
I have got to get you off the street. We will go to my parents' house.
Boy, we have got to get you off the bargain chow.
I got to get you off the clock . Okay, Russell.
We have got to get you off the earthworm diet.
We have got to get you off the pills without anybody knowing.
I have got to get you off the bench and into the game.
I really got to get you off in order to get them off the bus.
But we got to get you off the streets, buddy.
Yeah, we got to get you off the pity angle.
We have got to get you off this desk . Sorry.
I've got to get you off the street.
We got to get you off that leg, ok?
So we have got to get you off the ground. - Look!
