Examples of 'he left to get' in a sentence
Meaning of "he left to get"
he left to get: a phrase indicating someone's departure to acquire or retrieve something
How to use "he left to get" in a sentence
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he left to get
And then he left to get us all coffee.
That 's the only thing my old man gave me before he left to get cigarettes.
He left to get away from all of us.
You are worried he left to get away from you.
He left to get them hours ago.
In this particular case, he left to get some beer at a nearby bar.
He left to get away from me.
You are worried he left to get away from you . Yeah.
He left to get married.
The guy who owns the house? He left to get away from all of us.
He left to get dinner at Outback.
Where the hell is Oliver? He left to get them hours ago.
He left to get me a Happy Meal.
No, wait a second, was he wearing his watch when he left to get me?
I think he left to get help.
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Since he left to get you something, then you should play on his behalf.
Want some coffee? " And then he left to get us all coffee.
Perhaps he left to get away from your infernal knitting!
He left to get me fire gummies like ten minutes ago, and I am still waiting!
Where 's Alan? He left to get away from me.
No . He left to get married.
