Examples of 'kids gotta' in a sentence
Meaning of "kids gotta"
kids gotta: Informal phrase meaning that children have a necessity or obligation to do something. It reflects a casual or colloquial way of expressing the needs or requirements of kids
How to use "kids gotta" in a sentence
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Kids gotta have some respect for us.
And now the kids gotta pay back.
Kids gotta know how to play dodgeball.
Then the black kids gotta find a new school.
Kids gotta have the candy.
Then what? Then the black kids gotta find a new school.
You kids gotta get out of here.
Kids are kids, and kids gotta play.
These kids gotta earn their way in.
Why are you so happy? Yeah . You kids gotta go to school.
These kids gotta learn the value of work.
Whenever I am shooting in L.A., Justine and the kids gotta be with me.
Kids gotta blow off steam.
You got money? You all kids gotta learn nothin ' in life is free.
Kids gotta do what adults say.
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These kids gotta eat!
Kids gotta keep up.
It's a small town, man. Kids gotta blow off steam.
You kids gotta start school.
Why don't you do something about it? Kids gotta play, honey.
You kids gotta go to school.
Kids gotta learn you can not control how people see you.
The kids gotta eat.
Kids gotta learn right from wrong, Lord Greystoke.
I mean, some kids gotta be worth more than others.
Kids gotta play, honey.
Yeah . You kids gotta go to school.
Kids gotta earn their way in . Take that away, they turn outside.
Hey, Mike . Kids gotta have the candy.
The kids gotta get to school, I gotta get to work, so I gotta go.
And now the kids gotta pay back the construction company somehow.
The kids gotta unwind and rewind and wound down.
My kids gotta go to school.
You all kids gotta learn nothin ' in life is free.
You kids gotta go to school . I gotta go to work.
You kids gotta stop stealing that sign!
