Examples of 'three little indians' in a sentence
Meaning of "three little indians"
This phrase can refer to the nursery rhyme "Ten Little Indians" or be used metaphorically to describe a small group of people or things
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three little indians
Three little Indians off to the zoo.
And then there were three little Indians sitting on a shelf.
Three little Indians with the burden to bear.
Cowboys and three little Indians.
As three little Indians were left to mind the store.
One little, two little three little Indians.
As three little Indians that no one had dared before.
One little, two little three little Indians four little.
Three little Indians they went to town played the fiddle what a lovely sound.
Listen to me One little, two little three little Indians.
As three little Indians that no one had dared before We slept a slumber so deep.
Nine little indians ♪ six little indians ♪ three little indians ♪.
Three little Indians Walking in the zoo.
One little, two little . Three little Indians Four little, five little.
Three little Indians cooked an Irish stew.
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Is outside . One little, two little, three little Indians.
Three little Indians.
Four little, five little, six little Indians, One little, two little, three little Indians.
Three little Indians Walking in the zoo A big bear hugged one Then there were two.
Jesus. One little, two little, three little Indians.
Leland, Three little Indians with the burden to bear.
SWANEE, What? One little, two little, three little Indians.
Three Little Indians and Anti-Turtles on the price correction.
Six little Indians ♪ nine little Indians ♪ One little, two little, three little Indians.
Three little Indians ♪ So, we are … On the fire escape outside her window.
So, we are… It worked. three little Indians ♪ On the fire escape outside her window.
Three little Indians ♪ six little Indians ♪.
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