Sentence examples for to your quarters from inspiring English sources
pronoun
Often used when referring to God or another important figure who is understood from context.
Now get back to your quarters.
Now, go to your quarters and do your duty.' During the battle Monmouth engaged the Dutch ships Delft and Alkmaar for an hour and a half, forcing both of them to surrender.
Get ready to twist your neck against the headrest and make sure a drivers-ed dropout isn't cruising next to your quarter panel.
Place your next dollar on top of the quarter piece and continue to roll.
* What do you have to do to get from your Quarters to the Generator Room? * What obstacles do you have to overcome between fixing the generators and getting to the hole in the hull?
The visitors' props of choice were little plastic buckets (the better to lug your quarters in) and cigarettes.
It's worth it because it's at the arcade, and because you wanted to get your quarters' worth.
The collection book helps you to organize your quarters, so that they aren't all over the place.
His curt dismissal of the hapless Lee Ryan ("Go back to your living quarters") was followed by a baffling speech in praise of Jim Davidson.
If this sybaritic lifestyle ever gets stale, Mandalay Bay's 135,000-square-foot casino is downstairs, and then it's back upstairs to your tranquil quarters.
