Examples of 'say your sister' in a sentence

Meaning of "say your sister"

say your sister: This phrase is used to mockingly or sarcastically imply that the speaker does not believe what they have been told or that the statement is unbelievable. It is often used as a playful way of expressing doubt or skepticism

How to use "say your sister" in a sentence

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say your sister
You did not say your sister was in there.
You say your sister or your ex one more time.
Skyler, I have got to say your sister seeing me here.
They say your sister gives great head . I do not have a sister.
General Burkhalter, I am sorry to say your sister has been kidnapped.
They say your sister gives great head.
Anyway, enough of that shit . Did you say your sister was in jail earlier?
Did you say your sister was in jail earlier?
Skyler, i've got to say your sister seeing me here.
You say your sister wasn't depressed, she had no mental deficiencies.
I mean… Skyler, I have got to say your sister seeing me here.
You say your sister is an artist?
So what? Skyler, I have got to say your sister seeing me here … I mean.
Let's say your sister marries my grandfather - Allow me.
Oh, who did you say your sister was?

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You say your sister is missing, then?
So why lie and say your sister was at yours?
So why lie and say your sister was at yours? Because she asked me to.
Okay, Mr. Goames, you say your sister was murdered.
If you do what i say your sister and you are welcome to live here.
Okay . Skyler, I have got to say your sister seeing me here - Okay? I mean.
For instance, let us say your sister makes you angry every time you see her.
Mr Bamber, you say your sister punched one of her boys.

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