Examples of 'pounds right' in a sentence
Meaning of "pounds right"
pounds right - This phrase could refer to a situation where a certain amount of money or currency is correct, accurate, or in accordance with expectations or requirements. It may also imply the physical act of striking or hitting something in the correct manner or location
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pounds right
You drop a few pounds right away.
Pounds right up over his head.
Takes the pounds right off.
Everybody wants you to try for ten more pounds right now.
Twenty pounds right off.
But to get her back you must pay ten thousands pounds right away.
Five pounds right here, baby.
Most people put the pounds right back on.
You can expect to see the loss of inches and a few pounds right away.
We both just lost 10 pounds right before beach season.
Oh, what I could do with half a million pounds right now.
That 's ten pounds right there?
You can't exactly see. It's a little less than 9 pounds right there.
She lost like 40 pounds right off the bat.
Today 's your lucky day ' cause I happen to have 40 pounds right here.
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She lost like 40 pounds right off the bat. She looks great.
We certainly gained a few pounds right here!
It 's a little less than 9 pounds right there.
I have to get rid of those 30 pounds right away.
Hundred thirty-five pounds right on.
And I pooped today, so that 's like another five pounds right there, dropping weight.
Cause i happen to have 40 pounds right here.
We only produce 22 million pounds right now.
Has a capacity to hold up to 200 pounds right on the bed.
He is so powerful . He can lift 100 pounds right up over his head.
My hairdresser, she got the lapband . She lost like 40 pounds right off the bat.
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