Examples of 'went to the mat' in a sentence
Meaning of "went to the mat"
went to the mat: This phrase typically means to confront a challenge or difficulty head-on, often in a determined or aggressive manner. It can also refer to engaging in a physical or metaphorical struggle
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How to use "went to the mat" in a sentence
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went to the mat
Carrie just went to the mat for you.
I went to the mat for you, never expecting that mat to be out on a limb.
A lot of people went to the mat for you.
I went to the mat for this woman.
Colonel Holden really went to the mat for me.
I went to the mat for you.
The point is, she went to the mat for you.
I went to the mat for Donna.
Hey, look, colonel holden really went to the mat for me.
After we went to the mat for you.
I went to the mat for you . We had a deal.
This morning, you went to the mat for this place.
I went to the mat for this woman . Do you know how bad this looks?
You know, Martin, you went to the mat for me in a big way.
I went to the mat for Donna . Of claims.
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Chief, Dawson went to the mat.
Finally we went to the mat after staying as long as possible at home.
I know you went to the mat on this one.
I went to the mat for you, man, but.
You sure went to the mat for me.
I went to the mat for you, man, but… owner's real mad about the whole.
Petra Solano went to the mat for Jane Villanueva.
Carrie just went to the mat for you . We were not.
Chief, Dawson went to the mat trying to nail Maddox for those arsons.
You know, he went to the mat for him, though.
The point is, she went to the mat for you, and she was right.
I kind of went to the mat on this " Willow " thing.
A lot of people went to the mat for you. On anything in particular?
Laurel, I went to the mat for you.
Hey, I went to the mat.
