Examples of 'suppose you get' in a sentence
Meaning of "suppose you get"
suppose you get ~ suggests a hypothetical situation or hypothetical advice given to someone
How to use "suppose you get" in a sentence
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suppose you get
Suppose you get the first shot.
A lot deeper . suppose you get sick.
Suppose you get laid last night.
Now that you know it is not a burglar, suppose you get about your business?
Suppose you get past the caps.
Never get up from a table without wanting more. - I suppose you get wind?
I suppose you get a lot of packmen here.
I would be happy to go home Suppose you get the medal, with leaving you dead?
I suppose you get a bonus per redundancy.
And for what? For a few bucks. Suppose you get him relieved of his command.
Suppose you get sick or break a leg.
Hypothesis, Suppose you get sick.
Suppose you get a very low score.
Not now. Well, I suppose you get what you pay for.
Suppose you get hit by a bus tomorrow.
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Ah, is not it, though? Suppose you get aboard anyway.
Suppose you get the transmitter to work.
You are funny, Andra . Suppose you get a boyfriend, then what?
I suppose you get used to it after a while.
Goddamn, eight. Come on, nine. Suppose you get laid last night.
I suppose you get used to the cold.
And you cook suppose you get a blast of radiation.
I suppose you get to believing it if you keep on repeating it.
I do not suppose you get many visitors.
Suppose you get aboard anyway.
I do not suppose you get lucky very often.
Suppose you get into trouble.
Up there all alone? Suppose you get sick or break a leg or something.
I suppose you get free seats to the circus.
Oh, you were? i suppose you get free seats to the circus.
I suppose you get that from your mother.
I would say around 90. Suppose you get off that motorcycle and give me a ticket.
Suppose you get a lot of scars in your business.
You were? I suppose you get free seats to the circus.
Suppose you get him relieved of his command.
I would say around 90 . Suppose you get down off your motorcycle and give me a ticket.
I suppose you get an equal share.
Do not suppose you get to see the likes.
Suppose you get forced down.
Well, I suppose you get rich enough.
Suppose you get hit by a meteor.
Jessica, I don't suppose you get to spend much time in Cabot Cove these days.
Suppose you get some money.
Let us suppose you get married, okay?
Suppose you get sick or break a leg or something.
Just suppose you get on with it.
Suppose you get hurt.
Let us suppose you get five percent interest.
Suppose you get tied up.
But let us suppose you get lucky and manage to land a few hits.
