Examples of 'your banjo' in a sentence
Meaning of "your banjo"
your banjo: 'Your banjo' is a phrase that could suggest ownership, possession, or association with a banjo musical instrument. It may imply a personal connection to the instrument, interest in playing or listening to banjo music, or a reflection of one's musical preferences. This phrase is open to interpretation and can vary in meaning depending on the context in which it is used
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your banjo
Play your banjo and calm down.
Maybe he did not like your banjo playing.
To your banjo lesson.
Queenie would never sell your banjo.
It was your banjo king.
I would like news of your banjo.
Bring your banjo over here and show me what you can do.
Take care of your banjo.
All right . Bring your banjo over here and show me what you can do.
I got no need foryou and your banjo right now.
You could take that money and buy your banjo.
Maybe he did not like your banjo playing . Or maybe.
Should not you be out terrifying white-water rafters with your banjo music?
I got no need for you and your banjo right now . No, thanks, Wash.
Toilet time . Should not you be out terrifying white-water rafters with your banjo music?
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Let go of your banjo.
Okay, I will leave you Clampetts alone to your banjo lesson.
Go hack . Play your Banjo and beg fol aims, you dog.
I will leave you clampetts alone to your banjo lesson.
I got no need for you and your banjo right now.
Johnny, pick a tune on your banjo.
We regret to inform you that your Banjo and Sullivan show.
My victory is not in taking your Banjo away.
And what do you like to strum your banjo to, big fella?
You keep quiet, you . It was your banjo king.
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