Examples of 'lion comes' in a sentence
Meaning of "lion comes"
lion comes: This phrase is often used to indicate the imminent arrival or emergence of someone or something powerful, bold, or threatening, similar to a lion approaching. It can be used in various contexts such as storytelling, strategic planning, or sports
How to use "lion comes" in a sentence
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lion comes
Lion comes to a giraffe and the lion says.
Where the lion comes to drink.
Lion comes to a frog and says.
Out of the lion comes honey.
Lion comes alone.
We will be ready when that lion comes back.
Every lion comes forth from its lair.
You will see when a mountain lion comes out.
A lion comes out.
And if the lion comes.
Lion comes across a living Oak Tree being harassed by flying monkeys.
Whereas a lion comes alone.
Ok fine, you will see when a mountain lion comes out.
The power of lion comes from the Earth.
They kill one lion, and another lion comes back.
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From the director of Lion comes the untold story of a woman history forgot.
Bullshit . You will see when a mountain lion comes out.
Then the lion comes back and is going to eat the Black Bull.
But one day the chief lion comes into the valley.
Lion comes to a giraffe and the lion says, You know something, giraffe?
You will see when a mountain lion comes out there is one right there!
Dude, there's one right there! You will see when a mountain lion comes out.
Zebra just shrugs and moves on. Lion comes to a giraffe and the lion says.
Lion comes to a frog and says, You know something, frog?
And in the Moroccan selection, only an Atlas Lion comes from the Cherifian championship.
Plus, the lion comes in a couple days . - You are getting a lion?
But then, the lion comes.
Plus, the lion comes in a couple days.
Dude, there's one right there! You will see when a mountain lion comes out… - Bullshit.
What if a lion comes tonight?
