Sentence examples for get stag from inspiring English sources

The female myth dates from the time of the lace industry but it means we get stag nights expecting streets paved with garters.

Rob's got stags to butcher.

Go stag with confidence.

I get the stags to check out the statue of Brian Clough.

You've got a stag do imminent (3), what's planned?

Not unless you and his mum get to arrange his stag do.

Estate has a different meaning here from in Peckham – 30,000 acres of gorgeousness overlooking Loch Carron, where you're more likely to get shanked by a stag's antlers than by anything more sinister.

"It was fake snow," she said, "but it was cold out there, and the minute I moved, the stag got scared and ran off into the gardens".

If you're a farmer and you've got a cracking stag [on your land] and somebody says: 'I'll give you £1,500 to shoot that one' compared with £200 for one of the hinds, the farmer thinks, well, someone could poach that stag next week".

"We do get a lot of British stag parties," she added.

I lay down on the ground to get this shot of a stag against the sun".