Examples of 'you here to pick up' in a sentence
Meaning of "you here to pick up"
{'a': 'you here to pick up: This phrase is commonly used to inquire if someone has arrived to collect something or someone. It is often used in a pickup/drop-off context such as picking up an order or picking up a person from a location.'},
How to use "you here to pick up" in a sentence
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you here to pick up
You here to pick up your things.
I haven't finished packing them yet. Are you here to pick up your things?
You here to pick up Jesse.
Madame mayor, what 's wrong? Are you here to pick up your watch?
Are you here to pick up something for your parents?
Hello, are you here to pick up Maria?
You here to pick up the flowers for the hospital?
And I left you here to pick up the pieces at the DEO.
You here to pick up the tax shipment?
Well are you here to pick up the rent?
You here to pick up the kids?
What, are you here to pick up your daughter?
You here to pick up the babysitter?
Ninety… So you here to pick up the trophy?
You here to pick up some overtime?
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Are… Are you here to pick up Elliot?
You here to pick up or drop off?
Are you here to pick up the tax money?
You here to pick up a car?
Are you here to pick up your daughter?
You here to pick up cody?
Are you here to pick up your watch?
You here to pick up the babysitter? Hey.
Are you here to pick up your wife?
You here to pick up Rachel?
Are you here to pick up the donation?
You here to pick up Kate?
Are you here to pick up someone?
You here to pick up Ritchie?
Are you here to pick up your horse? Yeah.
You here to pick up the flowers for the hospital? Yes, I am.
What, are you here to pick up your daughter? I am.
Are you here to pick up the donation? Good morning.
So you here to pick up the trophy?
Are you here to pick up your things? Yeon-joo.
You here to pick up the flowers for the hospital? Hey, Lexie.
You here to pick up Wilfred? Hey.
Are you here to pick up Jun-seok?
Are you here to pick up your father-in-law? Let us go.
You here to pick up Miz Melny 's lunch, Jesse?
