Examples of 'want a pony' in a sentence
Meaning of "want a pony"
want a pony - Often refers to a whimsical or lighthearted desire for something, implying a simple or childhood wish for owning a pony
How to use "want a pony" in a sentence
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want a pony
I want a pony and world peace.
I never heard of a little girl that did not want a pony.
I want a pony for my wife.
I also want a pony.
I want a pony and a doll that laughs and cries and.
I do not want a pony.
I want a pony ride.
I still want a pony.
I want a pony and a Barbie dreamhouse.
I wish there were some kind of book to keep track . I also want a pony.
She was not one to want a pony or anything of that nature.
You suggest a doll, they want a pony.
We want a pony.
While we have you here, I want a pony.
I want a pony for Christmas.
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I have been a very good girl, Santa . I want a pony and a doll that laughs and cries and.
We want a pony . We want a pony . We want a pony.
Alexis on the sexes: I want a pony.
What 's he want a pony for anyway.
My last one hung itself. Santa, I want a pony.
What 's he want a pony for anyway, to put between two slices of bread?
I need my own room . - And I want a pony for Christmas.
We want a pony. We want a pony.
Um-mm . - Pony? I never heard of a little girl that did not want a pony.
She wasn't one to want a pony or anything of that nature. From a child.
Seriously, kid? I want a pony.
I want a pony so I can ride it twice, get bored and sell it to make glue!
Yes, and I want a pony and world peace….
I want a pony ride . - I want a boat ride.
