Examples of 'just got out' in a sentence
Meaning of "just got out"
just got out: means recently released or finished with something, such as jail, a meeting, or a project. For instance, he just got out of a long meeting
How to use "just got out" in a sentence
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just got out
He just got out two months ago.
He looks like he just got out of jail.
I just got out of there and ran.
He really has just got out of jail.
He just got out of rehab last month.
Two of my pals just got out of prison.
He just got out of jail a month ago.
The roughhouse just got out of hand.
You just got out of state custody.
You two have just got out of.
You just got out of the hospital.
The truck you just got out of.
You just got out of relationship jail.
Then everything just got out of hand.
You just got out of that place.
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Man and a woman just got out.
Things just got out of hand so quickly.
She would only just got out.
You just got out of the shower.
The yoga class just got out.
We just got out in the nick of time.
Your husband just got out of jail.
We just got out of the staff room.
I think it all just got out of hand.
You just got out of a drug clinic.
Especially because you just got out.
These guys just got out of diapers.
Just got out of his acting class.
Her husband just got out of surgery.
I just got out of a very emotional relationship.
And things just got out of hand.
I just got out of charm school myself.
Turns out he just got out of prison.
I just got out of a bed to come here.
I have only just got out of court.
I just got out of a very intense relationship.
Live like we just got out of a tunnel.
Just got out of the clink today.
I have only just got out of surgery.
Just got out a couple weeks ago.
And things just got out of control.
Just got out the joint.
Our landlord just got out of hospital.
I just got out of one of those relationships.
One of them just got out of prison.
I just got out of three years in prison.
Because you just got out of remand.
I just got out of three years of lockup.
Things really just got out of hand.
He just got out nine days ago.
