Example sentences of "a [noun sg] [conj] you [vb past] [verb] " in BNC.

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1 T. B. You had to see what they were passing through and you had to have a chit and you had to time this chit and sign it and then you went to the hut and put it on the spike .
2 If the courts did throw out a case that you 'd dealt with , you stood a chance of being sued over it .
3 If you should find the cottage more a liability than you had envisaged then we can perhaps talk business in the future .
4 Blimey , no , it was a luxury if you 'd got a washer then .
5 Besides none of us ever knew the whole story , even though it was as plain as a pikestaff when you came to think about it .
6 ‘ How would you like to have to ask for a penny to buy a stamp if you wanted to write a letter ? ’ she would ask .
7 when you wanted to do something with the keys or operate er horizontal , there was a machine and you had to go to the do it yourself .
8 A pity that you had to lose her and earn your own living . ’
9 And you , you know , you used , you used anything as a pillow that you 'd got
10 It would be a shame if you missed seeing them while you are here . ’
11 When have I done anything less than love you with a passion that you chose to throw back in my face , not once but twice ?
12 She remembered an American Indian saying that you should n't condemn a man until you had walked a mile in his shoes .
13 Yeah , but you see , you 've got the , you got all the other things in , down , down , underneath , well I mean if you started going in with a knife and you started cutting them I mean you could cut an artery or anything could n't you ?
14 Yeah , but you see you 've got the , you 've got all the , the other things ins , down , down it , underneath , and I mean if you started going in with a knife and you started cutting down , I mean you could sa , cut an artery or anything could n't you ?
15 ‘ I had a message that you wanted to see me urgently , ’ Tom said .
16 ‘ I got a message that you wanted to see me , ’ said the driver .
17 Yeah because if you want to go to Southwell at the present moment you go on a bus and you got to wait two hours to get one back .
18 It 's OK in a caff — you can just ask for egg and chips or if they have pictures you can just point , but I think I might have trouble in a restaurant cos you got to read from a menu thing , and I have a bit of trouble with my reading .
19 ‘ You noticed a lot before you ran screaming down the corridor , ’ said Thomas spitefully .
20 And did your wage go up a lot when you 'd finished your apprenticeship ?
21 in this case in this case you got a chloride if you 'd used sodium you would have got sodium chloride which is ?
22 I really would n't know how to work in such a way that you had to consider what other people might or might not want to hear .
23 He had a bottle after you 'd went
24 She says the worst thing she can remember was the outside loo and having to get out a lantern if you wanted to go in the night and go out there with all the cobwebs and strange shadows .
25 It will strengthen your case should you be so infuriated by a label that you decided to take it to your local trading standards officer .
26 We had one roll-up an hour and you had to roll them so thin to make the tobacco last : jaw-achers they were .
27 There 's one of those towns marked with an asterisk that you omitted to mention .
28 And you you know you could almost use the appraisal as an , as an area that you wanted to concentrate
29 ‘ In view of the apparent urgency of getting rid of you , ’ said George Felse , stirring his coffee , ‘ it might be an idea if you tried to recall what , if anything , you did see . ’
30 It does n't get at what you want either but it 's one of the system that we 've got So if you write something th that you for a piece of , an essay that you got say a two one for and then you write an appalling piece , you might still get a two one for it under exam conditions
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