Examples of 'you out to sea' in a sentence
Meaning of "you out to sea"
you out to sea - This phrase is used to describe someone who has been left alone or abandoned in a challenging or difficult situation, often feeling lost or isolated
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you out to sea
So they pushed you out to sea again.
There are grounds too, you fought with him and he threw you out to sea.
Were you out to sea when he said.
Current will drag you out to sea.
And walk you out to sea before that happened.
Have a friend push you out to sea.
I will take you out to sea with me and make you walk the plank.
The riptide will take you out to sea.
I will take you out to sea and dump you.
Before a rogue wave takes you out to sea.
You let it pull you out to sea or guide you back in.
This wave growing and pulling you out to sea.
You want me to fly you out to sea drop you on a freighter at sea?
Beware of rogue waves that can sweep you out to sea.
Dearest, I would sail with you Out to sea come morning ”.
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Dip into its alluring, crystal clear waters that appears to carry you out to sea.
I would put rocks into your pockets and walk you out to sea before that happened.
You're weary and tired of fighting the tide that's pulling you out to sea.
Goddamn it! So they pushed you out to sea again.
Right thigh 18 . Then they put you on a boat and row you out to sea.
Must have been a memory Put you out to sea.
And a fisherman found you, caught in their net . The river bore you out to sea.
My God, Phillip! So they pushed you out to sea again.
Then they put you on a boat and row you out to sea.
My friends and I will get you out to sea.
That way, the current will carry you out to sea.
But this urge … This wave growing and pulling you out to sea.
After that, I am allowed to take you out to sea.
We will go to see Guez . He threw you out to sea.
It 's warm . Before a rogue wave takes you out to sea.
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