Examples of 'tree tonight' in a sentence
Meaning of "tree tonight"
tree tonight - This phrase could imply a specific tree that is the focus of attention or action for the evening. It may refer to plans or activities involving a tree happening later in the night
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tree tonight
The big christmas tree tonight.
We will get a tree tonight when I get home, okay?
There are no echoes in the tree tonight.
No, we are doing the tree tonight and the outside decorations.
Everyone else around here is gonna need their tree tonight and tomorrow.
There is a big celebration where we all exchange balls at the Party Tree tonight.
Under your tree tonight.
And now me and Abbie will not be able to decorate no tree tonight.
Everyone else needs their tree tonight and tomorrow.
I am gonna tell you what Santa 's gonna leave under your tree tonight.
I slept in a tree tonight.
Alright, I wanna thank you all for coming out and decorating this tree tonight.
Shall be your holy tree tonight.
Today! There is a big celebration where we all exchange balls at the Party Tree tonight.
We are gonna put up the Christmas tree tonight.
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This little tree, a young child of the forest, shall be your holy tree tonight.
Let us pick out a Christmas tree tonight.
But, Daddy, you said we were going to decorate the tree tonight.
They are lighting the big Christmas tree tonight.
We are actually heading up to Joshua Tree tonight.
I will do your pimping at The Cocoa Tree tonight.
My mother and I have to buy Christmas tree tonight.
Look! They are lighting the big Christmas tree tonight.
That 's ' cause they thought they were going for their Christmas tree tonight.
So, I am gonna tell you what Santa 's gonna leave under your tree tonight.
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