‘I'm descriptive as all get out when it comes to how people speak, but once those words are on paper and there's a grade involved, I turn in to the Prescriptive Grammar Queen.’
‘He's cute, dead sexy, funny as all get out, smart, single, and he lives 2,000 miles away.’
‘The team ownership was spectacular, and while many of the promotions were campy as all get out, they never did anything halfway.’
‘Given that folks like him are prolific as all get out, it's tough to know where to start.’
‘The image lacks detail and is grainy as all get out.’
‘He looked so smug sitting there, but handsome as all get out.’
‘They always get mad as all get out when something happens, too.’
‘She was awkward as all get out, relentlessly drowning in unimportant details and entranced by the most ordinary of things.’
‘The musicianship is exciting as all get out, but don't look for warmth.’
‘It's more of the same syntho new wave, catchy as all get out with Roxie's strong vocals.’
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