between you and me and the lamppost in English

in absolute confidence (asking a person to keep secret)

Use "between you and me and the lamppost" in a sentence

1. I meant what now between me and you.

2. He banged his head against the lamppost and hurt it.

3. Richard first noticed me from across the street as he loosened his grip on the lamppost.

4. Linda and Andrew were killed when the car crashed into a lamppost.

5. I ran my head into the lamppost and hurt it.

6. The car banged up a lamppost.

7. The lamppost blew down last night.

8. He lost control of the car and smashed into a lamppost.

9. Vingo charged into a lamppost and hurt his arm.

10. Between you, me and the bedpost, Jim is thinking about leaving the company.

11. Let's get one thing straight between you and me right now.

12. We went too fast round the corner and ran into a lamppost.

13. The bus banged up a lamppost.

14. When you see a mentally ill person talking to a lamppost, do you contact their family?

15. I stood against a lamppost and read it over. It'sounded preposterous.

16. Mother crashed the motorbike into the lamppost.

17. To me, Wing Chun is one big family, there is no distinction between you, me, and him

18. He alternated between supporting me and opposing me.

19. No talking to the lamppost after dark.

20. And I will give my covenant between me and you, that I may multiply you very, very much.”

21. He drove ( at ) full tilt into the lamppost.

22. After a lamppost flew by, my family and I sprinted into the basement.

23. 13 Between you and me I think that new supervisor is a twit.

24. And, again, if you ask me, I think that French woman stirs things up between you.

25. Paul got out of control of his car and ran it into a lamppost.