Examples of 'you can bail' in a sentence

Meaning of "you can bail"

you can bail: This phrase implies the option or ability to withdraw from a situation or commitment

How to use "you can bail" in a sentence

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you can bail
Then you can bail him out.
But now that you have money, you can bail me out.
You can bail off the train.
Do not forget you can bail out at any point.
You can bail them out some day.
We are taking him to the station You can bail him out with your lawyer.
You can bail her out of the tombs.
Hand you over a wad of cash so you can bail yourself out of trouble?
You can bail yourself out next time.
You want to take her back, you can bail her out of the tombs.
You can bail out anytime.
You can get out in time. You can bail out.
You can bail out of vehicles that is almost destroyed.
If you win, you can bail.
You can bail on me.

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I have made a huge mistake, " you can bail yourself out next time.
If you can bail early, let us go out for a drink.
Whether you're a friend or a relative, you can bail your loved one out of jail.
You can bail yourself out next time. I have never admitted to a mistake.
I will call Emery . You can bail out.
You can bail at any time, dude.
Come back later. - So you can bail on me again?
You can bail me out royally tomorrow!
Uh, well, perfect . If you can bail early, let us go out for a drink.
You can bail off the train . Town 's coming up.
And then you can bail out Shyam.
Well, you can bail at any time.
Another dance where you can bail on me and make me look like a fool?
If you can bail out, then so can I!
Think you can bail me out?
So you can bail on me again?
Amanda … you can bail out if you want to.

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