Examples of 'there are lions' in a sentence
Meaning of "there are lions"
there are lions - This phrase could be a literal statement indicating the presence of lions in a certain location, or it could be used metaphorically to imply the existence of strong, powerful, or threatening elements in a situation
How to use "there are lions" in a sentence
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there are lions
My older brother says there are lions in the city.
There are lions depicted on the pilasters.
We are hopeful because there are lions on the pitch today.
There are lions all over the place.
At the center of the scene there are lions poised to attack.
There are lions that jump through hoops of fire.
Of course there are lions.
There are lions out there.
Especially him There are lions and gorillas tattoo.
There are lions that roar.
Between the deities, there are lions and elephants.
There are lions in here.
You think that there are lions along Cassia Street?
There are lions.
What do you mean? It's just my big brother says there are lions in town.
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I think there are lions and tigers just up there.
Hic sunt leones - ' Here there are lions.
I hear there are lions in those mountains.
Funny, I do not see any lions . There are lions here?
There are lions in India.
Did you know that there are Lions in Asia…?
There are lions in his way, feasting on a straggler.
JEREMY, Well, there are lions.
There are lions everywhere!
You think there are lions in Cassia?
There are lions in there!
Hey, guys . I think there are lions and tigers just up there.
Now, there are lions of all colors but never white, the color of mourning.
Yeah, and there are lions and all kinds of animals!
There are lions here . Yes.
No . There are lions in here.
There are Lions fans?
TUCK, There are lions in here.
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