Examples of 'little runaway' in a sentence
Meaning of "little runaway"
little runaway: This phrase could describe a young person, child, or individual who has run away or escaped from a certain place, such as home or an institution. It may refer to someone who has left without permission or authorization, often suggesting a sense of adventure, defiance, or seeking independence
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little runaway
You can legitimately fear a little runaway.
Your little runaway is hiding down the hall.
And this is our little runaway.
Not a little runaway drug whore any more.
They may be a safe haven for your little runaway.
For little runaway mice.
They miss her, their little runaway whore.
The little runaway kid.
Have you found any more little runaway girls?
Little runaway girl.
And you little runaway.
All right, time to say goodbye to our little runaway.
My little runaway.
Your tall tales will get you nowhere . And you little runaway.
Will this little runaway goat make it all the way home?
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Go to your room, you little runaway.
Our little runaway has come back then, hey?
On lonely street Little runaway girl.
When our little runaway gets caught in this… she won't get out.
She will not get out . When our little runaway gets caught in this.
Our little runaway has come back then, eh?
She's just a little runaway.
Huh, you are a little runaway that likes to flirt with strangers, are not you?
Yeah. All right, time to say goodbye to our little runaway.
Aww, my little runaway.
Either he 's crazy, or I am . My little runaway.
Tiny tents . For little runaway mice.
Oh, there he is, the little runaway.
Yeah, chief? Come here . Your little runaway is hiding down the hall.
Me and Del were singin ' little Runaway ♪.
So, uh, any leads on our little runaway tramp?
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