Examples of 'you got to carry' in a sentence
Meaning of "you got to carry"
you got to carry - An informal expression telling someone they must take responsibility or handle a situation
How to use "you got to carry" in a sentence
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you got to carry
Sometimes you got to carry it with you.
So no matter what happens, you got to carry on.
At least you got to carry the girl.
It 's all very well to talk softly, but you got to carry a stick.
You got to carry her over the threshold.
Do not mean you got to carry it.
You got to carry me.
How fantastic that you got to carry on this historical trail.
You got to carry on till I get back.
You got one too, and you got to carry it.
And you got to carry it.
Because you know what really happened, and you got to carry the burden of that.
You got to carry it for him, for both of you.
Cause you know what really happened, and you got to carry the burden of that.
You got to carry him the last part ' cause he do not like the sticky leaves.
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So close. At least you got to carry the girl.
If you got to carry her, carry her.
Ana, What it means that you got to carry a gun.
FATHEAD, You got to carry her over the threshold.
If you wanna go, you can go, but you got to carry my books.
Okay, so you got to carry the three.
Ana, Ana, what it means, it means you got to carry a gun.
You got to carry the electricity!
Hey, at least you got to carry a girl.
So you got to carry the weight? Well, he 's looked after me my whole life.
Come on, I am the one with the broken leg . You got to carry me!
So you got to carry the weight?
You got to carry on till I get back. You got to get a grip on, brother.
No . You got to carry me.
You got to carry me! Come on, I'm the one with the broken leg.
And you got to carry it. Otherwise, no bet.
If you got to carry her, carry her . If I catch you playing again, by God.
