Examples of 'put some sugar' in a sentence
Meaning of "put some sugar"
put some sugar: To add sweetness or positivity to a situation. This can be used metaphorically to suggest improving an experience
How to use "put some sugar" in a sentence
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put some sugar
Put some sugar on for your brother.
You could have put some sugar on that shit.
Put some sugar in your body.
Yeah, just go put some sugar in your body.
Put some sugar in the water.
How you gonna play me like … put some sugar on it.
Maybe put some sugar in it next time.
Will you ask your mother to put some sugar in this for me?
Put some sugar in them shoes.
And to make it a bit easier for her, we will put some sugar on top.
I will put some sugar in hers.
Brush the brioches with beaten egg, you can also put some sugar on top.
He put some sugar and milk in his tea.
Big on the bottom . Put some sugar on it.
Tom put some sugar and milk in his tea.
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I add a little garlic, oregano, and then I put some sugar in there.
Let me put some sugar in there for you.
Full 3 / 4 of the capsule paper, put some sugar in the center.
I put some sugar in already.
Here you go. Yeah, just go put some sugar in your body. Enjoy it.
Put some sugar on it.
Go get a soda . Put some sugar in your body.
Put some sugar.
You are gonna have to put some sugar on that celery or get out, ma'am.
Put some sugar on it… you embarrass yourself like what's-his-face.
Not today. Put some sugar on it.
I put some sugar in it.
Not today. - Big on the bottom. Put some sugar on it.
If you put some sugar in the tea it will taste better.
One moment… he's put some sugar in the cup with coffee and milk.
So we put some sugar molecules on the left-hand side.
Change it. Put some sugar in them shoes.
You put some sugar and you go ahead and bake it for 400.
Thanks . I put some sugar in it.
Well, put some sugar on it.
Yeah, just go put some sugar in your body . Here you go.
I know, I will put some sugar in your champagne, then you will talk.
Come on, put some sugar on it, daddy.
And yes! Put some sugar in the tea!
Well? Put some sugar.
