Examples of 'him out of my house' in a sentence

him out of my house: This phrase typically means to remove or evict a male individual from one's residence or property. It is often used to express a strong desire to expel someone from a living space due to personal reasons or conflicts

I want them and him out of my house.

Get him out of my house before I blow his guts out.

I would drive him out of my house.

But as soon as that man gets completely fit, I want him out of my house.

I want him out of my house now.

I wish you would cast him out of my house.

I want him out of my house disappear.

I was five minutes away from kicking him out of my house.

Like get him out of my house.

I should have stood up to him and thrown him out of my house.

Just get him out of my house.

He no longer lives in the shed, and I want him out of my house now.

I kicked him out of my house eventually.

Silence . I wish you would cast him out of my house.

I threw him out of my house.

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