Sentence examples for get some dough from inspiring English sources
If I get some dough from the Air Force, the same thing happens.
He was a louse, too, always broke, always in a panic to get some dough.
It was just the situation of this character, this 18-year-old showing up on her grandmother's doorstep wanting to get some dough because she's pregnant and wants to terminate the pregnancy.
Get some dough in a ball about 2 to 2⁄ inches (5.1 to 6.4 cm) around.
He's got some dough, he's got a chopper, he's a great guy.
"It means that you've got style, you've got personality and, obviously, you've got some dough".
Do not be the "Hey guys, why don't we get some extra dough balls?" person who's all Beyonce when you're ordering and suddenly all Annie when the bill comes.
To make bread, get some white play dough and shape it into an oval.
For doughnuts, get some colored play dough and shape it into a circle.
- Got some extra dough and in the mood for a documentary about MMA-crazed Christians, and the inherent oxymoronic mindset that comes with turning the other cheek and then kicking some ass?
That Christmas people were calling, saying: "I want to get some more of that cookie dough as a Christmas present".
