Examples of 'say goodbye to your little' in a sentence
Meaning of "say goodbye to your little"
say goodbye to your little - This phrase is often used in a metaphorical way, implying the need to let go of something familiar, comfortable, or old
How to use "say goodbye to your little" in a sentence
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say goodbye to your little
Now say goodbye to your little friend.
You were not going to say goodbye to your little sis?
Say goodbye to your little shriveled dick.
You do not want to tell me the plans, say goodbye to your little boy.
Or say goodbye to your little green friend.
You are not gonna get in my way . Say goodbye to your little girlfriend.
Say goodbye to your little girlfriend.
Well, Scooby, better say goodbye to your little pal.
Say goodbye to your little toy.
All right, run along . Say goodbye to your little playmate.
Say goodbye to your little friends.
Well, I am not gonna do it . So say goodbye to your little American wife.
Say goodbye to your little playmate.
May we, uh, just say goodbye to your little one now?
Say goodbye to your little boy.
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Chuckles May we, uh, just say goodbye to your little one now? Come on, Alex.
Say goodbye to your little one.
It 's hard to say goodbye to your little girl.
Say goodbye to your little girl.
You see? Now say goodbye to your little friend.
Say goodbye to your little sweetheart and come along.
Come on, boy . Say goodbye to your little friends.
Say goodbye to your little friend, Montana.
Harry? No! Say goodbye to your little friends.
Say goodbye to your little boy! What are you.
Or what? Or-- or say goodbye to your little white outfit.
Say goodbye to your little girlfriend . But Vivienne.
What are you … say goodbye to your little boy! Say goodbye!
Say goodbye to your little shriveled dick . Come on, wimp.
Or -- or say goodbye to your little white outfit.
So say goodbye to your little American wife.
What? Say goodbye to your little friend.
Matt! Say goodbye to your little toy.
Nothing! say goodbye to your little boy. You don't want to tell me the plans.
