Sentence examples for having to leg from inspiring English sources

There's nothing worse than being freshly dumped and having to leg it from your local because someone has put Adele on the jukebox and the song reminds you of your ex enough to forcibly expel several kinds of bodily fluid via your nostrils and tear ducts.

I don't want to have to leg it to Boots mid-show.

When the location is finally revealed, competitors will have to leg it.

He was active the dissident movement, hence, he was "deprived of Soviet citizenship," which means he had to leg it out of his native land in 1977.

"He wound up having to use leg braces.

Many of the victims suffered wounds to their legs because of where the bombs were placed; 16 victims had to have legs amputated.

In other words, music has to have legs.

Two of the injured had to have legs amputated as a result of the crash.

Skin has to glow, legs and body must be toned".

But to sell it to the client, Mr. Pogany said the idea had to have legs.

You have to crab-leg into the bathroom.