Examples of 'left the barn' in a sentence
Meaning of "left the barn"
left the barn: This phrase is used metaphorically to imply that something is out in the open, revealed, or known
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left the barn
Your man left the barn door open.
That horse may have left the barn.
The horse left the barn on that one.
The horse has already left the barn.
Women left the barn to enter the house.
That horse left the barn.
I left the barn and waved to the farmer.
You just left the barn.
You have not said anything since we left the barn.
I must have left the barn door open.
But that horse has long since left the barn.
I never left the barn.
You were sound asleep when I left the barn.
If you had not left the barn unlocked this would not have happened.
But the horse has left the barn.
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If you had not left the barn door unlocked, this would not have happened.
It might have been me that left the barn door open.
After the horse has left the barn it is too late to lock the door.
But I think the horse has left the barn.
Like I would accidentally left the barn door open and Bessie the cow had wandered off.
In other words, it seems that the horse has left the barn.
Mice have left the barn.
Unfortunately, the pushback often comes after the horse has left the barn.
And they left the barn.
And, many have commented that the horse has already left the barn.
If you hadn't left the barn door unlocked.
You okay? You have not said anything since we left the barn.
Well, it might have been me that left the barn door open. What mistakes?
Exits have been secured, but I think the horse has left the barn.
Unfortunately, that cow left the barn long ago.
He cut… Exits have been secured, but I think the horse has left the barn.
In many respects, that horse left the barn some time ago.
Cause I have news for you, that horse has already left the barn.
Excuse me a second . Your man left the barn door open.
Thought she already did . - That horse may have left the barn.
Hey AMA, the horse has left the barn.
I wish we would known it was coming. - That horse left the barn.
Oh, It 's all right, Quentin, I think the horse has left the barn on that one.
We have beefed up security. - The horse has already left the barn.
And Bessie the cow had wandered off . Like I 'd accidentally left the barn door open.
That horse, it would seem, has left the barn.
