i want that bitch get out of the house vs i vanna see that bitch exit the house

Some examples from the web:

• I want that fucking bitch out of life, okay.
• Comes to a little nut-cutting, suddenly you want to bitch out.
• I want that arrogant son of a bitch out of business.
• And I want that bitch they got over there.
• Not that I want that bitch anywhere near him.
• You are a sick son of a bitch, and I want you to get out of here now.
• I want that bitch Snow White to just admit she had an abortion.
• Danny, I want to get out of here.
• I want us to get out of here together.
• I want you to get out of there straightaway.
• I want to get out of here before dawn.
• I want to get out of here before the hummus goes bad.
• I want to pass exams and get out of here.
• That's why I want to get out of here.
• I want to tell her to get out of town.
• But I want to get out of this chair.
• I want to move the merchandise, get out of this country.
• I want to lock up and get out of here.
• I want to get out of that bar.
• I want get out of here.

Some examples from the web:

• I violated my RO when I went to see that bitch I was married to.
• If I ever see that bitch again I swear I'll make her pay for breaking his heart.
• Whenever I see that bitch, I know we're in trouble.
• Can you safely exit the house?
• I cleaned the house, which was in shambles because that bitch that claims to be my older sister has been boycotting her domestic duties.
• See that nobody leaves the house.
• When we exit the House, Mr President, we may find ourselves poorer and more insecure.
• Well, I can see that the house speaks to you Diane.
• I began to see that she was stacking newspaper elsewhere in the house.
• So it's good to see that you're out of the house and everything.
• Well, I see that you've made walking around the house harder.
• I can see that the House approves of your proposal, and I shall gladly do so, Mrs Doyle.
• So you will see that we are striving to reach a solution which the House as well as the Council and Commission will support.
• I would first like to thank Mrs Jensen sincerely for her report;I see that it has earned a great deal of support from the House.
• It is good to see that the House is taking full account of our observations in reaching its decisions.
• See that shack behind the house?
• See that she is out of the house and on her way to London as soon as possible.
• It is very nice to see that the presidency has shown full concern at all these issues in front of the House.
• Mr President, Commissioner, I see that this theme has divided the House.
• I also see that a good many colleagues have already embarked on the election campaign and the House is no longer full to capacity.