Examples of 'you can kick me out' in a sentence
Meaning of "you can kick me out"
you can kick me out: This phrase is often used metaphorically to indicate that someone is no longer welcome or accepted in a particular place or situation. It can also suggest being forcefully removed or excluded from a group or situation
How to use "you can kick me out" in a sentence
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you can kick me out
Then you can kick me out and go.
If Your Majesty is not willing, you can kick me out of the palace.
You can kick me out whenever you want to.
If I am not good enough, you can kick me out of the academy.
You can kick me out without actually kicking me.
Give me 2 weeks more and if I find a place then you can kick me out.
You can kick me out of school.
If you are rich, you can kick me out.
You can kick me out when you want.
I have been the caretaker of this house for 50 years, but you can kick me out.
I promise you can kick me out in eight minutes.
You can kick me out ten times if you want.
I ai not quitting . You can kick me out.
But you can kick me out.
You can kick me out too and everything if you want.
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You think you can Kick me out of the band.
You can kick me out of the O.
You think you can kick me out of here?
You can kick me out of here, but I am not quitting.
It 's your house . You can kick me out whenever you want to.
You can kick me out instead!
Oh, you think you can kick me out of here the way you did Justin?
You can kick me out without actually kicking me . - Yep.
So you can kick me out.
You can kick me out of the O.R., but you can not stop me from watching.
You think you can kick me out of here? Gülan, stop it!
You can kick me out of here, but I ain't quitting.
No, sir . You can kick me out of here, but I ai not quitting.
You can kick me out of the O. Excuse me.
You can kick me out of home, or school!
Yep. You can kick me out without actually kicking me. Please?
