Examples of 'old to jump' in a sentence
Meaning of "old to jump"
old to jump: This phrase could mean reluctant to try new things or change one's ways. It may imply being set in one's habits or viewpoints and resistant to stepping outside of one's comfort zone
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old to jump
I am getting too old to jump out of cars.
I think the problem is Buck 's getting too old to jump.
You are never too old to jump in a pile of leaves.
Well, they might be too old to jump.
I am too old to jump in the puddle.
I guess I getting too old to jump.
I am too old to jump up at the sound of every young ' eller making a fuss.
O Never too old to jump.
I am too old to jump out of bed for a girl, at 2 in the morning.
Are not we getting a little old to jump to the dump?
He 's too old to jump around.
Would sit on another man 's face, and the old to jump up down.
But now he's too old to jump in the truck. They grew up together.
I think he 's fantastic . Are not we getting a little old to jump to the dump?
No, I am too old to jump into that caper, George.
See also
You know, Kel . I think the problem is Buck 's getting too old to jump.
But now he 's too old to jump in the truck.
You know, Kell, I think the problem is Buck 's getting too old to jump.
You are never too old to jump into a leaf pile!
Go ahead, jump! I guess I getting too old to jump.
Someday I will be too old to jump off a moving train!
I am getting too old to jump out of cars . Yeah, I am fine.
McCLANE, I am getting too old to jump out of cars.
I am an idiot . I am too old to jump out of cars.
I am 78 . Someday I will be too old to jump off a moving train!
