Example sentences of "course you do [not/n't] [verb] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ And of course you did n't take any of them home afterwards , ’ she deliberately taunted him . |
2 | ‘ Of course you did n't know where I was . |
3 | ‘ And of course you did n't know a thing about it , did you ? ’ |
4 | Then , in response to my crestfallen look , he added kindly : ‘ Of course you did not look gay — you 're no screaming queen — but nevertheless I just knew . ’ |
5 | ‘ Of course you do n't want more jewellery , you poor , poor thing , ’ Sadie Hawksworth told her with feeling . |
6 | Of course you do n't care . |
7 | you 're first taught to write in small letters , these crosswords or as they print most crosswords in erm capital letters , and of course you do n't recognize them do you ? |
8 | If of course you do n't like any of the pads then ignore everything . |
9 | ‘ Unless of course you do n't consider that to be important ? ’ |
10 | We I mean you know with coal houses they they 're about this wide , about that high , of course you do n't put the coal that high do you cos it 's forty five degrees job . |
11 | We all speak the Yorkshire dialect here , but of course you do n't understand that . |
12 | Of course you do n't have to keep off land during the stalking season if you do n't want to , since trespass in Scotland is contained within the civil and not the criminal law . |
13 | Then of course you do n't have to worry about the octave . |
14 | ‘ Well , ’ he murmured , studying the lock on the cabin door , ‘ of course you do n't have to , if you prefer not . ’ |
15 | But er nowadays of course you do n't get babies born in the homes like we did in , in , when I , when I was training . |
16 | What of course you do n't see is wh what it will have looked like if you have n't . |
17 | But of course you do not know — how could you — and I doubt you could imagine , however hard you tried ! ’ |
18 | Of course you do not have a legal obligation to show a passport to get out of the country ; you do have , to get in . |