Examples of 'take me a year' in a sentence
Meaning of "take me a year"
take me a year: This phrase implies that a task, goal, or journey will require a full year to complete. It indicates the need for an extended period of time to achieve something
How to use "take me a year" in a sentence
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take me a year
This could seriously take me a year to clean up.
Take me a year to liquidate.
I am hoping the next will take me a year.
It would take me a year older than you.
Reinforcements crest the hill. This could seriously take me a year to clean up.
It would take me a year to get good at this.
At the Siegfried line I figured, maybe it will take me a year.
Just might take me a year to get it right.
All right, but it 's going to take me a year.
It would take me a year to get good.
And i remember it felt like the earth moved . i just thought, " it would take me a year.
It would take me a year to read the batting averages.
At the Siegfried line I figured, All right, maybe it will take me a year.
And it will take me a year to save up the fee as well.
All right, but it 's gonna take me a year.
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Well, it did take me a year to teach you how to.
No, I don't have the time. It would take me a year.
And it might take me a year to do it.
Take me a year to liquidate . That 's what 's starting to bother me.
It would take me a year.
It 's going to take me a year to get everything out of this house.
That snarl is gonna take me a year to brush out!
It would take me a year to get good . - Six months.
No, six months . It would take me a year to get good at this.
Be the hat . It would take me a year to get good at this.
I just thought, " it would take me a year " to have one idea about a movie.
