Examples of 'you to the cleaners' in a sentence

To 'take you to the cleaners' means to thoroughly defeat or outsmart someone, often in a financial sense. It implies that one party has gained a significant advantage over the other

I will take you to the cleaners tomorrow.

For the article about me taking you to the cleaners.

Could have taken you to the cleaners over a community property settlement.

That we are about to take you to the cleaners.

Those TikTok teens take you to the cleaners every time you go on Facebook Live.

I could not resist the chance of taking you to the cleaners.

We will take you to the cleaners.

I hope you have got a good lawyer, cos I'm going to take you to the cleaners.

Sorry to hear they took you to the cleaners down there.

You are in luck, because we are taking you to the cleaners.

That we do not take you to the cleaners.

I hope you have got a good lawyer, cause I'm gonna take you to the cleaners.

Because we are taking you to the cleaners.

Let's hear you say this after VK takes you to the cleaners.

What? I will take you to the cleaners.

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