Sentence examples for going to barf from inspiring English sources
Am I going to barf during this concert and ruin it?'" She said she plans to continue meditating three to four times per week.
After using the word "puke," she says, "You may remark that my vocabulary has taken a turn for the Anglo-Saxon," adding, "God, I'm going to barf my brains out.
That makes picking the winners of the Golden Globes television categories sort of like picking which flower box a drunken sorority girl is going to barf into as she totters home.
Though the film is unflinching about Vivian's ordeal ("I'm going to barf my brains out," she says, and it looks as if she will), the character is not off-putting.
"If I see another naked nudist wearing a cock ring, I am going to barf," said one of my pals.
If I hear one more middle-aged person tell me how good I have it because I was born in the '90s, I'm going to literally barf so hard I shoot backwards across the room.
Our room was nice, quiet, and furnished in a lovely way, but pretty much the second we walked into it my gf and I both got headaches, became crabby, and then eventually felt like we were going to literally barf and have nervous breakdowns.
"They're going to have to start providing barf bags at the movies," I wrote in my notebook, five or so minutes into the press screening that I attended, in October, of Louis C.K.'s film "I Love You, Daddy".
Or answer a stupid question with a sarcastic and obviously wrong response: if he asks, "Is that our house?", answer, "No, this is the magical land of Narnia and Cinderella is going to pop up and give us barf fairies as pets" or something like that.
After the first few heaves I got really nervous that my retching was going to wake one of the neighbors up and tried to walk around the side of the house backward while still barfing.
