Sentence examples for your ass back from inspiring English sources

"Get your ass back home and have a few lies-in and a good rest!", she tweeted.

Can't just sit on your ass back there!" "Got it!" Twenty minutes later, a man in a black sweatshirt came in.

"If you want to see her," Lizzie told her mother nonchalantly as she reached to switch on the car radio, "you're going to have to get your ass back to L.A".

As Sauceda translated the taunts one parishioner had received ("I'm going to call the police and let everyone know you're illegal and they're going to throw your ass back to Mexico"), she began to tear up.

"She said to me once, when I was fooling around in class, 'Zucker, I know one day I'll be paying good money to see you make me laugh, but right now, get your ass back in that chair and crack that book!'" She was right.

Each shot of his — his left-handed first serve to my backhand, his volley toward the deep right-hand corner, where there's always a slippery damp spot on the gray clay beyond the baseline to think about — still brings a hurrying response and counter-strategy to mind: slice him crosscourt up the line, or, no, better lob and get your ass back toward the middle.

"Get your asses back to work.

"It's time to send your asses back!" one man shouted as he drove by.

"Take your rag ass back to your country.

"Take your rag ass back to your country," the driver screamed, according to Siddiqi, an American.

Instead of curling up in a corner and crying your eyes out until public transportation will take your sorry ass back home, spend the train downtime wisely.