Verwenden Sie „git“ in einem Satz

1. You’ll have to git out of the car,

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2. to the old git, only if you did it might be a help, 'cos there's quite a

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3. "Fuck off, you old git

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4. One by one they got up and formed a line and slowly sauntered around burly landlord git

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5. Wouldn’t you know it, soon the whole pub was whistling and the friends slowly marched out, bowing to the innocently whistling crowd and leaving a severely stressed burly landlord git, unable to control the now rambunctious musicality of the remaining customers

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6. Pulling out of the lay-by and accelerating up the road, I wondered why I was going to all this trouble for an ungrateful old git

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7. "You must worry on till I kin git around," she groaned

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8. He cain't git out

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9. Jes' keep pullin�, an� git me outta heah, before this thang falls on me agin

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10. You can stay here if you want but we'd better go… Frankie! Git, now!"

11. "Ya git them holes cut in the tile?"

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12. "Git the thimble in?"

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13. suppose we’l have to deal with that git sooner or later, but for now, you’d

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14. “He’s disappeared, the git” said Stu

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15. Rest of you, go on and git McDonald’s

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16. played other games such as fox and hounds, and Go Git Her! We

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17. “Now git in there,” snarled Charlie as they both shoved me

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18. Now git out y’all

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19. "Shore can git lonely out here," he continued

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20. "I don' know where I'm gonna git the money ta have it fixed

21. "If everyone was doing what they really loved, the way they wanted, whenever they wanted, they wouldn't be screaming with frustration in life, living lives of 'quiet desperation' as some cheerless but astute git once put it

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22. If this doddery old git tried to pull a fast one, we would show him just how much respect we had for the elderly, by judo flipping him into a pile of chicken shit

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23. The old git grinned

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24. Before we knew it and in no way could it be explained, Team Sydney were once again beaten by the insistence of this old git and found ourselves sucking on the pipe, much to our absolute disgust

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25. It was the old git and his pipe-sucking scenario all over again, but this time we gave in easily as climbing a minaret was number 1002 on our list of 1001 things to do before we died

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26. I followed Mark’s wild pointing to a wizened old git in a fez standing next to a square box on trestles made up of rows of tiny drawers, atop of which sat the ‘cute’ white rabbit in question

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27. A sign propped up alongside boasted ‘Fortunes told by the Great Mustapha’: though it failed to state whether Mustapha was the git or the bunny

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28. After what that git had

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29. I’ll git her to bring it in

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30. “Of all the witch-hunters they could’ve assigned, why that git?”

31. Hunter turned to look for the offending git and was surprised to see Gareth walking calmly in his direction

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32. the only words spoken during the battle, “Let’s git!” Three Kansas guerillas suggested with their guns that their opponents run as fast as they could

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33. From here, it's 'bout an hour's drive to the gate, then another half hour before we git to the main house

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34. “We have to git goin’

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35. But she’s being a stubborn little git, and won’t talk to me, says there’s nothing to discuss

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36. But while cursing her for a devious git, another scenario played out

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37. “Tight Arsed Git,” the other youth called after them

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38. `We won't git nothin' out of 'IM, mate,' returned Newman

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39. Git on with it

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40. Git it acrost yer chest

41. `I was beginnin' to be afraid as I shouldn't be hable to git heverything finished in time for you to move in before Christmas, sir,' Crass continued, `but it's hall done now, sir

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42. `I'm afraid we should never git away with it,' ejaculated Didlum, as soon as he could speak

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43. If we can honly git away with it, I reckon it'll be one of the smartest thing we've ever done

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44. "I couldn' git nuffn else," he says

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45. But what I say is this: it ain't good sense to go court'n around after a halter if you can git at what you're up to in some way that's jist as good and at the same time don't bring you into no resks

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46. But he didn't git much chance to enjoy his luck, for inside of a week our folks laid HIM out

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47. But answer me only jest this one more—now DON'T git mad; didn't you have it in your mind to hook the money and hide it?"

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48. "But how in the nation'd they ever GIT that grindstone IN

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49. "My very WORDS, Brer Penrod! I was a-sayin'—pass that-air sasser o' m'lasses, won't ye?—I was a-sayin' to Sister Dunlap, jist this minute, how DID they git that grindstone in there, s'I

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50. She raised her hand "Git out, Tab!" said Lucy

51. unnerstan’ but Ah tole her she an’ Miss Melly jes’ git splashed wid mud an’ ruin dey new “Miss Pitty in a state bekase she din’ come ter meet you

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52. ” “Miss Pitty were in a state when Ah lef’ home an’ ef Ah doan git dar soon, she’ll done

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53. And he said, ‘You git in dis hyah cah’ige dis minute!’ Of course, I did, and all the way home he Scarlett, do go down and beg him not to tell her

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54. “Yes’m, they’re comin’ all right but they ain’t goin’ ter git fer, lady

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55. “Git out, Miss Scarlett? Whar’d Ah git out to, Miss Scarlett?”

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56. Git back in That night at Mrs

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57. He came closer and, leaning over the side of the buggy, whispered: “Miss Scarlett, Ah got ter git outer ‘Lanta

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58. Ah got ter git ter Tara whar dey woan fine

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59. Git the hell out of

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60. 'Ah!' he says to her, 'you'll never make a good dairymaid! All your skill was used up ages ago in Palestine, and you must lie fallow for a thousand years to git strength for more deeds!' A boy came here t'other day asking for a job, and said his name was Matt, and when we asked him his surname he said he'd never heard that 'a had any surname, and when we asked why, he said he supposed his folks hadn't been 'stablished long enough

61. “Git,” he said, pushing the cat off the keyboard

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62. "Tom, less git out of here!"

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63. Enter the following into your console (on Windows you may need to use the special Git Bash console that was installed when you installed Git):

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64. Then, we use git to switch to an older version of this library using the git checkout command ➋

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65. However, when you’ve completed the tutorials, you can switch to the newest version of bitcoinJ (git checkout master) to experiment with its shiny new features

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66. "He'll git plenty of that," snapped Tom

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67. Tends to git overexcited

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68. It'll help you git

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69. "I'd like to git me hands on that woman," the warden growled furiously

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70. "But he can't git near us

71. "But," stammered Will, "how did I git here?"

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72. "Yous'll have to git blue," she had whispered to him, for during her pregnancy he had brought

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73. "And now I'll git on with downstairs

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74. "I'll give the signal for 'let's git nearer,' " said Will, and before Zach could prevent him, Will

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75. “Git so stiff up there can’t hardly move

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76. “We on’y stopped here ’cause we couldn’ git no further

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77. “You’ll git some rest

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78. In a minute she’ll start again, an’ then ’fore you can git her goin’, she peters out again

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79. A woman in the car, a flaxen-haired woman, said, “See if you can’t git it here

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80. But s’pose you all git out there an’ git to work

81. Git!” And Ruthie ran

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82. “You git,” he said

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83. “Go on now, git

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