leave me in your mother in English

(Slang in Hebrew-originated in Israel-) "leave me alone", sarcastic phrase when one wishes not to be bothered because of a lack of interested in doing something proposed to them (e.g.: "Tom: 'let's go beat up Johnny'. Bob: 'not interested, leave me in your mother")

Use "leave me in your mother" in a sentence

1. Your hair and eyes remind me of your mother.

2. Keep me in your memory, leave out all the rest.

3. David wrote here: “In case my own father and my own mother did leave me, even Jehovah himself would take me up.”

4. Your mother told me that you've been asking about your birth parents.

5. You protected me. Risked your life for me. Just like my mother did.

6. I just couldn' t leave you in your time of need... of me

7. I'm tired of your constant complaints; go away and leave me in peace!

8. Let me jot down your phone number before you leave.

9. 15 I'm tired of your constant complaints; go away and leave me in peace!

10. She took affectionate leave of her mother.

11. Just worry about your little science gizmo... and leave the'perp'to me.

12. In fact, old buddy, leave me.

13. I don't understand why your mother gave me the cold shoulder.

14. By your leave synonyms, by your leave pronunciation, by your leave …

15. Leave me alone.

16. After this, her mother and elder sister leave.

17. The child was reluctant to leave her mother.

18. Sometimes a neighbor would tell me: “They have taken your mother away.”

19. Don't leave me alone in this world.

20. Andromache: O Mother, our mother, hear me while I reason through this matter fairly—might it even hush your

21. Leave that to me.

22. If I want to take the air from your lungs, your weeping mother can't stop me.

23. Don't leave me alone.

24. "Leave my mother out of it," he said sourly.

25. The little girl was loath to leave her mother.