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Hellohello Posted 18 years ago
"* would give you wings on the way you moved toward your goals."
Is the upper sentence right? I mean the usage of "give you wings", when I want to express "help you efficiently".
Is there other better phrase instead of "give you wings" ?
Thank you
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give you wings
"* would give you wings on the way you moved toward your goals."
Is the upper sentence right? I mean the usage of "give you wings", when I want to express "help you efficiently".
Is there other better phrase instead of "give you wings" ?
Thank you
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Hi,
"* would give you wings on the way you moved toward your goals."
Is the upper sentence right? I mean the usage of "give you wings", when I want to express "help you efficiently".
Is there other better phrase instead of "give you wings" ?
The phrase sounds very poetic, but if I read this sentence I'd have trouble finding the meaning. If I try to interpret 'give
"* would give you wings on the way you moved toward your goals."
Is the upper sentence right? I mean the usage of "give you wings", when I want to express "help you efficiently".
Is there other better phrase instead of "give you wings" ?
The phrase sounds very poetic, but if I read this sentence I'd have trouble finding the meaning. If I try to interpret 'give
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