Examples of 'take the soap' in a sentence
Meaning of "take the soap"
take the soap - This phrase is often used figuratively to mean taking responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing. It implies owning up to one's actions and facing the consequences
How to use "take the soap" in a sentence
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take the soap
To take the soap in front of the tree.
You would better take the soap.
Take the soap out of water and dry it.
I did not mean to take the soap.
I just take the soap and rub it on my body.
This is a good soap . You take the soap.
You take the soap.
Mr Esposito, you do not want to take the soap off ;.
Then you take the soap in your hands and.
Maybe it 's got a false bottom . Now take the soap.
Take the soap and you plunge and scrub.
I always take the soap.
Take the soap and follow the instructions on that plate.
Why do not you take the soap out of your ears.
Out of your ears. Why don't you take the soap.
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Now take the soap.
Take everything . Take the soap.
Here, take the soap and you plunge and scrub.
Asian dramas, especially Korean series, take the soap format and run with it.
You take the soap in your right hand, the clothes in the left.
Take it . Take the soap.
Take the soap box!
One, two, three, when you come back make sure to take the soap.
Did you take the soap and shampoo? Of course.
Wash your face . Here, take the soap.
He told me to take the soap back, so I hit him in the face.
Here is the… yeah? You take the soap.
I had to take the soap back, so I hit him in the face.
Here, take the soap.
Did you take the soap and shampoo?
Can you take the soap opera outside?
Can you take the soap in the bathroom?
