Examples of 'what if charlie' in a sentence
Meaning of "what if charlie"
what if charlie: A phrase used to introduce a hypothetical scenario or situation involving the character Charlie, often used in creative or fictional conversations
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what if charlie
Because what if charlie gets bad news.
What if Charlie is on Broadway.
Because what if charlie gets bad news. you can't need me to stay sober.
What if Charlie promises to behave himself?
What if Charlie just was not warmed up? Fine.
What if Charlie comes in here? He sent them to jail.
What if Charlie overruns the camp?
What if Charlie was not dead?
What if Charlie comes in here?
What if Charlie is still alive?
So, what if Charlie was not killed accidentally, like Sutton says?
What if Charlie had been calling me?
What if Charlie does not succeed?
What if Charlie was not dead? What if he was here and you had no doubt?
So, what if Charlie was approached from behind and someone got him in a headlock …? Right.
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What if Charlie was there? Would he make it better?
What if Charlie was there? Would he have made it better?
What if Charlie had heard?
What if Charlie was there?
What if Charlie was right?
I mean, what if Charlie is confessing to save Rebecca, Rebecca is confessing to save Charlie?
What if Charlie Burns does as I ask? What if he comes back?
What if Charlie saw the same guy, too?
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