Example sentences of "you have just [verb] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 31 | these can be rather daunting when you 've just set up your ribber . |
| 32 | You 've just hurtled halfway round the world only to say goodbye to your estranged wife 's grandmother ! |
| 33 | That baggage you 've just taken on to help in the bedroom wears one like that and ties her apron right up under her breasts till they nearly pop out , beggin' your pardon , Mr Timothy . |
| 34 | because you 've just taken on too much . |
| 35 | that you 've just taken out . |
| 36 | Now , based on the information that you 've just taken down you need to give thought to the way in which you compile those . |
| 37 | You 've just to get on and overcome them . |
| 38 | All day you feel as if you 've just had about ten handjobs . |
| 39 | A and did you say it in the voice you 've just used now to me ? |
| 40 | No , I took it home , I I was sort of leaving that to you you know , as you say , as you 've just mentioned now that , but no , I thought when you first of you said have n't got the time to put these all the layers of on , you know and |
| 41 | Er the County Council did not use the erm calculation of need which would be affected by the proposition you 've just put forward based on land-take , past land-take . |
| 42 | So backspace delete to get rid of the space you 've just put in . |
| 43 | Imagine you have just moved in to a new flat . |
| 44 | Congratulations , you have just crossed over . |
| 45 | The main secret of the latch tool cast off technique is to keep the latch on the tool open , with the stitch ( that you have just cast off ) held firmly in place behind the latch under your thumb until you have retrieved the next stitch on to the hook . |
| 46 | This involves breathing in the air you have just breathed out . |
| 47 | Imagine that you have just come home from your hard day being an Environmental Health Officer , and your neighbour , who happens to be a builder or bookmaker or something , invites you down to the pub , and over a pint he says , ‘ I heard something on the radio about some story . |
| 48 | Recall the warning which you read above : All these fancy search algorithms which you have just read about are not really much use for algorithmic learning . |
| 49 | The theory is based on the same Equivalence Principle you have just read about . |
| 50 | ‘ How often in the course of driving a car , taking a walk , or some routine activity , do you ‘ wake up ’ to discover that , for the moment at least , you have no recollection of the places you have just passed through or the things you have just done ? ’ |