Examples of using Time to get out in English and their translations into French
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Time to get out.
He still has time to get out.
Time to get out the drinks?
I am not sure you have time to get out of the cities.
Time to get out the tools.
People also translate
If your name end with'in', time to get out!
Okay, time to get out.
The minute you start asking why,it's time to get out.
Time to get out the violins.
Soon, it was time to get out of the car.
Time to get out of my bed.
Finally, it was time to get out of the bath.
Time to get out of your prison.
The warm weather is here and it's time to get out on the water!
It's time to get out in the garden.
Spring is here,and it is time to get out of the house.
It's time to get out the popcorn!
When it stopped singing andkeeled over, it was time to get out!
It's time to get out your agendas!
Sometimes after a week or two, the treatment of lice should be repeated, because some shampoos do not kill nits, andin a week new parasites have time to get out of the eggs on an already clean head.