Examples of 'really big trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "really big trouble"
really big trouble: A situation that poses a serious or significant problem or difficulty. This phrase is commonly used to emphasize the seriousness of a problem or trouble
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really big trouble
Louis could get in really big trouble.
Really big trouble.
She knew she was in really big trouble.
Whenever I am in really big trouble with my mama, it 's Lucille Francis Cullins.
I cry when there is really big trouble.
But I am in really big trouble right now, so, please, can you help me?
You are gonna be in really big trouble.
And in really big trouble.
You have to behave or you will be in really big trouble.
We are in really big trouble here.
She goes out in real life and gets in really big trouble.
I am in really big trouble.
The thing you should know is that everyone is in really big trouble.
Tony is in really big trouble.
Had we not put money away we would have been in really big trouble.
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I was in really big trouble.
You are making some really big accusations that can get you in some really big trouble.
Your kid is in really big trouble.
This country, and by extension of its power, the world, is in really big trouble.
Now we are in really big trouble.
If the Democrats lose the governor 's seat, we are in really big trouble.
She will get into a really big trouble with the Vice Principal.
I am getting out of here before I get in really big trouble.
I mean, really big trouble.
A good guy 's really big heart got him in really big trouble.
I'm in really big trouble now.
You are going to be in really big trouble.
She's in really big trouble this time!
You must have gotten yourself into a really big trouble this time.
Guys, our friends are in really big trouble right now.
Two times already, that crystal's gotten Sheeta… out of some really big trouble.
Daddy, I am in really big trouble.
Do you hear what I'm saying? Cause I could get in really, really big trouble.
I am gonna be in really big trouble.
I am in charge, and I say you are both in really big trouble.
Now the students in HK are having a really big trouble for several reasons.
Ma'am, we are looking for a little boy who 's in really big trouble.
I think we will all get in really big trouble for that.
If Davis doesn't come forward soon, he could be in really big trouble.
You must have gotten yourself into a really big trouble this time . Little one.
I need to get to Calais now . I am late . And in really big trouble.
I am telling you, really big trouble.
I hope that 's just an expression, ' cause otherwise, we are in really big trouble.
And I think we are in really big trouble.
If they would been lost, I would be in really big trouble.
Tabitha . I am in really big trouble.
First troll I see is in really big trouble.
You are in, like, really big trouble.
Cause I could get in really, really big trouble.
I am late . And in really big trouble.
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