"Geed" Example Sentences
1. The horse wouldn't geed no matter how hard I kicked.
2. He tried to geed up the crowd, but they were too quiet.
3. The mule needed some encouragement to geed forward.
4. She geed up her teammates during halftime.
5. You need to geed yourself up before the interview.
6. Molly geed her dog along with a treat.
7. The coach geed the team up with a motivational speech.
8. The horses geed up as soon as they saw the barn.
9. The driver geed the car along the narrow road.
10. The audience geed with excitement as the band started playing.
11. The teacher geed her students to complete their homework.
12. The shaman used a drumbeat to geed the spirits.
13. The cowboys geed their horses to cross the river.
14. The singer tried to geed up the audience with some jokes.
15. I had to geed up my courage to speak in public.
16. The trainer geed the dog to jump over the fence.
17. The children geed each other up on the playground.
18. The hikers geed themselves up for the last leg of the journey.
19. The captain geed the troops to push on despite fatigue.
20. The cars geed up to race as soon as the light turned green.
21. The drummer geed up the tempo for the final song.
22. The cyclists geed each other up during the race.
23. The fans geed their team on with cheers and applause.
24. The orchestra geed up for the grand finale.
25. The protesters geed themselves up for the march.
26. The soldiers geed up for the battle ahead.
27. The cheerleaders geed up the crowd during the game.
28. The runner geed himself up for the final sprint.
29. The coach geed up the team with a pep talk at halftime.
30. The conductor geed the musicians up for the crescendo.
Common Phases
1.
Geed up and ready to go;
2. Let's get
geed and get moving;
3.
Geed up for the challenge ahead;
4. Feeling
geed about the upcoming concert;
5.
Geed up and excited to start the project;
6. Let's get
geed and tackle this task together;
7.
Geed up for a night on the town;
8. Being
geed up helps me stay focused;
9.
Geed up and motivated to reach my goals;
10. Feeling
geed about the new opportunity presented.