Sentence examples for take yo from inspiring English sources

Because Washington football's defense for keeping their disparaging Native American slur as a registered trademark invokes products like a "Slutsseeker" dating service, "Gringo Style" salsa, "Dangerous Negro" shirts and "Take Yo Panties Off" clothing.

Memorable moments on Take Yo Time include the plaintive banjo and knee-percussion on "Some of These Days"; the dejected-sounding bent notes on "Broke Down Engine Blues"; and the defiantly unusual take on "Preachin' Blues," featuring just atmospheric fiddle, rhythmic banjo, and swooping vocals.

By way of example only, the following marks are registered today: TAKE YO PANTIES OFF clothing; DANGEROUS NEGRO shirts; SLUTSSEEKER dating services; DAGO SWAGG clothing; DUMB BLONDE beer; TWATTY GIRL cartoons; BAKED BY A NEGRO bakery goods; BIG TITTY BLEND coffee; RETARDIPEDIA website; MIDGET-MAN condoms and inflatable sex dolls; and JIZZ underwear.

"Well, that should've been your answer to take yo' ass home," she said.

But there are others, including Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons, whose album Take Yo Time expresses their philosophy: "Blues and folk songs do not need preserving -- they are preserving us.

Meanwhile, The Office's Craig Robinson belts out a heartwarming song called "Take Yo Panties Off," squeals like a frightened poodle with every new horror and utters one of the movie's central truths: "We're actors.

(He concluded, of course, by saying in interpreterese, "I consider that you have a very enormous talent," and offering to take Yo-Yo on as a student).

Many admitted to not quite fitting in back home, where no one seems to take the yo-yo as seriously as they do.

take the yo form of the present tense indicative.

The formula to follow is this: take the yo form of the present tense indicative.

To conjugate in the subjunctive, you take the yo form of the verb, then replace it with the opposite ending.