Examples of 'it might get you' in a sentence
Meaning of "it might get you"
it might get you: This phrase is often used to suggest that something could lead to a particular outcome or result. It implies a possibility or potential impact on the person or situation being discussed
How to use "it might get you" in a sentence
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it might get you
It might get you out of that mortgage.
Not to mentioned it might get you capped.
It might get you a victory on election night.
Even talking about it might get you in trouble.
It might get you interested in something new.
You never know where it might get you to tomorrow.
And it might get you some answers.
It will not hold up in court but it might get you a door to kick down.
It might get you out of an emergency situation.
On the other hand it might get you banned for life as well.
It might get you into trouble.
If you stay quiet, it might get you in trouble.
It might get you in trouble with the mayor.
Like your boss said, it might get you killed.
And it might get you an audience with him.
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Sometimes it does seem kind of foolish, but it might get you somewhere.
I think it might get you back to your time.
This place is killing me slow, and it might get you fast.
But it might get you somewhere.
You do not have to take it seriously, but it might get you thinking.
It might get you to think about a thing or two.
Enjoy your trip… it might get you a chapter next year.
It might get you killed.
I think there is maybe a bus you could catch, it might get you close.
It might get you through.
Dermatologists issue challenge to youth, if you are sun savvy it might get you an iPad.
I thought it might get you inside the gang better.
Something you said when you were drunk because you thought it might get you laid?
I just thought it might get you in trouble with a client.
Look, check the heads . The cartels use machetes . It might get you somewhere.
It might get you a spot on.
The cartels use machetes . It might get you somewhere.
One day it might get you into serious trouble.
If you were to reveal who they were, it might get you out of keep-away.
It might get you into trouble one of these days.
No, I thought it might get you in trouble.
It might get you there but you look like an ass.
Dad's worried it might get you tipsy.
It might get you a new contact that you can add to your network.
However, no more writing, it might get you into trouble.
It might get you fired-or prevent you from getting a job.
You are just going because you think it might get you into Daisy 's pants!
I think it might get you back to New York City.
I'm sorry you did that, my boy. It might get you into trouble.
No, but it might get you a new set of teeth.
Yeah, no, I thought that it might get you into trouble.
It might get you the boys, but forget about the girls.
I thought that it might get you in trouble. Yeah, No.
It might get you off the ground, but it will not keep you in flight.
Frankly, we are insulted by that . It might get you a spot on Good Morning America, but.
