Examples of 'take your radio' in a sentence
Meaning of "take your radio"
Take your radio: This phrase is a command instructing someone to take their radio with them, likely when leaving a location or moving to another place
How to use "take your radio" in a sentence
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take your radio
I would better not take your radio.
Take your radio with you.
If your dispatcher 's been killed, that would explain why he did not take your radio call.
Then take your radio and go stand in a field.
You must believe me . I would not take your radio.
Take your radio and run.
Yeah? Why do not you take your radio and go stand in a field.
Take your radio.
You and Heather get up on your roof . Take your radio.
You will take your radio transmitter with you.
Burt, get out of your basement . Take your radio.
Why do not you take your radio and go stand in a field.
And go stand in a field. Yeah? Why don't you take your radio.
They will take your Radio Free Europe away one day.
Yes, Andy. We would best pack right away. - I would better not take your radio.
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Do I need to take your radio privileges away?
Do I need to take your radio privileges away? Please, anyone, we do not know what.
Probably . Go . Take your radio.
Well, why don't you take your radio and go stand in a field.
