Examples of 'move it or lose it' in a sentence
Meaning of "move it or lose it"
move it or lose it: a phrase that conveys a sense of urgency or importance to act quickly or risk facing consequences
How to use "move it or lose it" in a sentence
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move it or lose it
Now move it or lose it.
All I want is one embrace Marge, move it or lose it.
Move it or lose it Junior.
All right, move it or lose it.
Move it or lose it people c'mon everybody out now.
Come on, move it or lose it.
Move it or lose it people c'mon everybody.
Out of the way . Move it or lose it.
Ugh, move it or lose it Invisible Kid.
On the bounce, lieutenant. Move it or lose it.
Hey, move it or lose it.
What are you doing? Come on, move it or lose it.
Marge, move it or lose it.
Coming through . Move it or lose it.
Ok, move it or lose it.
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Come on, you numbnuts, move it or lose it.
Geek, move it or lose it.
Okay, out of the way. Move it or lose it.
Yeah, move it or lose it.
Muffled Come on, boys . Move it or lose it.
Let's move it or lose it.
Alright, gentlemen, move it or lose it.
Excuse me! Move it or lose it.
Come on . All right, move it or lose it.
Let us go . Move it or lose it.
So come on, come on . Move it or lose it.
Okay, punks, move it or lose it.
Come on, let us go! Move it or lose it.
Come on. Faster, move it or lose it.
Hey, Notre Dame, move it or lose it.
Sorry, Maggie. Move it or lose it.
