Sentences with phrase «oh come on»
Oh come on Carolyne, I was only trying to put a smile on peoples faces.
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For instance, if you are in therapy for alcoholism, a friend you commonly drink with might say, «Oh come on man.
Oh come on!
If you've ever tried searching for your name on Google (oh come on, you know you've done it), you know your LinkedIn profile comes right at the top of search results.
Oh come on, you didn't expect to actually receive Oreo on the S6, did you?
Tarrant County, and Texas in general, it's kind of a glad - hand or a shake - hand type of situation where, «Oh come on, my client did this.
When people dive into Snapchat early on and start writing about how this can work for lawyers or how not, on the one hand it's kind of like, «Oh come on, like every new thing.»
Oh come on, spare me.
Oh come on Larry.
Oh come on, jim2, who wants to drill if the price of oil is so low the well will be unprofitable.
Oh come on AndyG55, haven't we just learned that the Nazis were the first who build wind turbines or something like that?
Oh come on quiggin.
Oh come on back, enjoy yourself.»
Oh come on yonason, you should be aware that «the science» isn't something obscure that needs to be dug up by someone in order to be presented to you.
Oh come on back.
Oh come on, that's ridiculous.
Oh come on Louise, Peter Gleick stole the documents because his style of AGW climate science is on its knees and they are panicking.
Oh come on now the Arctic sea ice has returned to normal levels and hence AGW must be incorrect, natural variability can not be that big;)
Oh come on Hugh... You know there's a commercial market.
Oh COME ON, this totalitarian regime couldn't afford a couple hungry Dobermans with a taste for human flesh?
Oh come on, you all know it's true.
(Oh come on, don't act like you haven't spent way too much time at the strip club in Grand Theft Auto 5) I understand the need to set some limits to keep players honed in on the story, but if the opportunity arises, I want to be able to just wander through the amazing world of Westeros and see what kind of exciting side quests I can stumble upon.
Oh come on, at least act surprised.
Oh come on, Pachter.
Oh come on.
Oh come on, the connsole has been out for years.
Oh come on guys!
However, even on Master difficulty, there were more than a few occasions where I was often saying, «Oh come on, how could they not have seen me?»
Oh come on man... oh well... Like many have been saying, it's not like we were making much money anyway (even though this change effects more than just monetization) but at least you didn't have to reach a $ 100 minimum with Nintendo like you did with YouTube... I'm not going to stop making videos but it still upsets me that the all of this was caused by bigger creators and they aren't really being effected by these changes...
Oh come on, why would you hope that for us Ridley fans?
Oh come on SJ.
Oh come on... it was just an observation.
Oh come on, Steve, why the hate?
@fredox Oh come on that's for publishers not Software as a Service, Steve said so himself.
Oh come on B&N!!
«Oh come on, don't start all that,» I hear you say.
They even signed a deal for one before the first was released (the tagline was «Oh come ON, you knew it was coming!»)
hahaha oh come on it was silly but entertaining.
Oh come on, are you kidding?
Oh come on, we know they love gossip just as much as the rest of us.
Every audience I've seen it in, was like, «Oh come on, man!»
Oh come on!
I mean, who would have thought that to find the «family» you had to go into that certain building, then into that certain room, then into that certain passageway, then through that certain tunnel, then backtrack to go the other way, then bride someone, then oh come on already I'm just trying to deliver a stupid letter!!
As the film goes on, the script problems become more apparent with the last 15 - 20 minutes in particular so over the top and filled with those «oh come on» kind of moments that it whilst it doesn't ruin the film, it does leave a slightly sour taste (the final shot in particular will probably annoy).
Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) makes for an effective survival thriller heroine, and her line reading of «Oh come on» is a divine highlight.
Oh come on with a good looking guy like yourself has to have someone, and if you win there is no way she can not go out with you
Some of these cues may seem overly simplistic, you may even say «oh come on, give me something I don't know.»
Oh come on now.
Oh come on... this coming from one of the most beautiful «over 40's» ladies I have the honor of knowing!
Oh come on!