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Meanings of get a chair in English
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Usage of get a chair in English
1
The one failing to get a chair drops out of the game.
2
Sit down, I beg you, until I get a chair for you.
3
Mr. Achleitner, please go and get a chair for Doctor von Kammacher.
4
I wish you'd tell me where to go to get a chair car.
5
Take the light into the bedroom, and get a chair for yourself-wehaven't much accommodation for evening visitors.
6
Don't get a chair, ma'am.
7
Well-can'tyou get a chair?
8
Let no bride forget tha the cheapest way to get a chair dusted is to let someone sit in it.
9
His own room was next to his mother's, and, turning in there to get a chair, he saw the window.
10
He turned to get a chair-turnedso quickly that he saw the billiard-roomdoor move, as Grace Roseberry closed it again.
11
He turned away to get a chair, from which he had to move a mass of tissue-paper patterns and buckram linings.
12
We can easily get a chair and tie her down in it, and get a dark lantern and some matches and all that.
13
So now when Cousin Ferdinand comes in they stand up and get a chair for him and listen to his advice on everything.
14
I'll give you a call tomorrow evening to make sure I won't get a chair thrown at me when I come in the door.
15
I got a chair, placed it by the bedside, and sat down.
16
Barclay moved away from the fire, got a chair and sat down.
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