Examples of 'you need a knife' in a sentence
Meaning of "you need a knife"
you need a knife - This phrase is used to indicate someone's need for a knife, often in a literal sense for cutting or slicing things
How to use "you need a knife" in a sentence
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you need a knife
You need a knife to cut the stuff.
At least you need a knife.
You need a knife and fork.
I think you need a knife.
You need a knife for the beef cheeks.
I still do not see what you need a knife for.
You need a knife.
It 's when you hike that you need a knife.
You need a knife to your throat, here it is.
It 's when you head out on your own that you need a knife.
Do you need a knife and a cutting board?
It's only when you start walking forward that you need a knife.
You think you need a knife to kill someone?
So I did not find anything, You need a knife.
Why do you need a knife to boil water? he wondered.
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It's when you head out on your own… that you need a knife.
Why would you need a knife to answer the door?
Get your onions . Then you need a knife.
Why do you need a knife and a straw?
You need an edge. You need a knife.
Very well, you need a knife to your throat, here it is.
You gave me two knives. You need a knife.
What do you need a knife for?
Mike, I told you, you need a knife.
But why do you need a knife for that?
If you cook, you need a knife.
OK, the chiffonade cut, you need a knife with a long, thin blade Come here.
Bars in the windows? Why would you need a knife to answer the door?
Okay, the chiffonade cut, you need a knife with a long, thin blade Come here.
Please . I think you need a knife.
It's when you hike that you need a knife That's how it is in life.
It 's a pie . You need a knife and fork.
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