Examples of 'years to get you' in a sentence
Meaning of "years to get you"
years to get you - This phrase implies that a significant amount of time or effort was required to reach or acquire someone or something. It suggests a long and sometimes challenging journey to achieve a goal. For example, 'It took me years to finally get you to notice me.'
How to use "years to get you" in a sentence
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years to get you
I hope it takes years to get you out.
Years to get you to come to my country, my friend.
I can not believe it took me four years to get you naked.
I tried for years to get you to go out more.
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I tried for years to get you to read Dickinson when you were little.
I told you it would take two years to get you on the radio.
It took me two years to get you to move to New Rochelle!
Plunking piano notes Brad, you pestered me for years to get you this piano.
I have been trying for years to get you to wear a pretty dress like that.
Do not worry about it . I have some 30 years to get you back.
Twenty-six hours? Twenty years to get you to come to my country, my friend.
You know I have been waiting years to get you out here.
It has taken me 30 years to get you to say yes.
RUTH, I told you it would take two years to get you on the radio.
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Rocky, I have been trying for years to get you to come work with us.
We are coming! - I hope it takes years to get you out.
It took me 20 years to get you to say yes.
I have tried for two years to get you both home!
Brad, you pestered me for years to get you this piano.
Are you kidding? I tried for years to get you to go out more.
I have been waiting 25 years to get you back there.
I can not believe it took me four years to get you naked -- outdoors, anyway.
Short Grub, I have been tryin ' for three years to get you to call me " Colonel.
I have some 30 years to get you back.
It's… it's taken Lewis years to get you to this point.
Hmm? I have been waiting 10 years to get you in the sack.
