Sentences with phrase «n't croak»
Hopefully the IGN Playstation team won't croak yelling «BEYOND!»
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The pickup truck needs replacing, but I can't bring myself to buy an ICE truck, so I have to hope my current truck doesn't croak.
Not exact matches
If that's not enough, what about the slow, degenerative diseases like ALS that leave people as vegetables for many years before they finally croak.
after you get him out put a bullet in all those 1067 prisioners, get trebuchet and launch croaked bodies over wall, that sends a message, do nt tread on us, weak, weak, weak
She won't have to be with him long before he croaks and leaves her a little something, as agreed to in a pre-nup, of course.
And based on how the other guy or guys are croaking, they don't want to be around another one that's croaking at the same time as they are, because they'll jam each other.»
Face contorted in panic, hand on his throat, he croaked, «I can't breathe!»
Would the bats change their hunting strategy if they could not hear the croaking above the high ambient sound played through the loudspeakers in the cage?
I can't sing to save my life, I croak like a frog and nobody needs to hear that.
He doesn't want it, though, forcing the poor old frog to come up with a plan B before he croaks.
«Sometimes the world doesn't need a hero,» someone croaks early into Dracula Untold.
Lillard again gets the best of the worst, croaking lines like «Hiding is our plan — in case you hadn't noticed, there's an Unidentified Freaky Object in here!»
David Hayter's voice performance isn't much more than an attempt to create the gravelliest, throatiest croak ever recorded by man, but as such, it's heroic.
«They won't be as effective after you croak,» she admits of the billboards, half - apologetically.
(«They won't be as effective after you croak,» Mildred admits of the billboards, matter - of - factly but with some sadness.)
(It just makes her say, «They won't be as effective after you croak.»)
Mildred offers that wouldn't have been as effective after he «croaked.»
So it just seems cruel that Mildred puts up the billboards now, because, as she tells him, «they won't be as effective after you croak.»
«I don't feel so good», he helplessly remarks before poetically croaking it.
But unlike annual income taxes, if you croak, then you don't get this loan repaid.
Obviously the 3DS won't be croaking over immediately — in fact, it seems quite possible that this last year or two may have some of its best titles.
Critic's View: Performance Art at Watermill Center Gala Prods Consciousness through Action, Not Theory written by James Croak.
«This is a criminal justice system which is not just creaking, it's about to croak.»
We've only had that flat screen TV for about a year and a half, so I couldn't believe it already croaked!
First, Mark was horribly ill and could barely speak, so he handed me a copy of Vogue Living and croaked that I was to read that and not talk to him during our session.