Examples of 'man got out' in a sentence
Meaning of "man got out"
man got out: This phrase simply means that a man exited or left a specific place or situation. It describes the action of physically moving away from a location or circumstance
How to use "man got out" in a sentence
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man got out
One man got out of the car.
The money man got out.
My man got out from McAlester yesterday.
Then your man got out.
A man got out and started running towards me.
A tall black man got out.
The man got out his notebook again.
You stopped the car and a man got out.
The old man got out of bed.
Froze. When that truck stopped and man got out.
And then a man got out of the car.
A man got out of one of the centres where drunkards are taken to sober up.
Some minutes later, that man got out of the house.
A young man got out of the military vehicle.
The car stopped and a well-dressed man got out to see what had happened.
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The man got out and ran away.
So, one man got in the compartment with Florence and another man got out.
Running man got out there.
The next thing was, a carriage drove up, a man got out.
The man got out of the wagon and bowed.
Last time this adorable old man got out there, forgot all of the words.
A man got out of the car and seemed distressed.
A tall, thin man got out.
A man got out.
So one sleepless night, the old man got out of bed -.
The young man got out of jail an hour before.
A black car with tinted windows pulled up, and a tall, blond man got out.
An older white man got out of the car and shot him.
Fifth Avenue . Then your man got out.
Police say the man got out of his car to help her.
Rubbish, really, but it looked smart. A man got out.
The Gestapo man got out of the hole and Grandad caught.
A very tall, well-built man got out of the car.
After the man got out of prison, he went straight.
A man? A man got out.
The man got out with nothing, not even his clothes.
It was so cold, a man got out in it, and it froze him solid.
A man got out of one of the vehicles and opened fire, police said.
However, when the man got out of the building, he was lynched by the crowd.
Then a man got out of a vehicle and began to brandish a knife . ".
A powerfully-built man got out of his car, amid the blaring horns, and approached them.
One man got out of the car . One man?
Another man got out of his car, kissed and hugged the policemen . ".
A young man got out of the car and said, "Good afternoon sir.
