Example sentences of "[vb mod] i [verb] you " in BNC.
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| 31 | May I instruct you briefly on the nature of the novelist ? |
| 32 | ‘ May I remind you you are on watch ? |
| 33 | ‘ Much to your benefit , may I remind you ? |
| 34 | ‘ May I remind you that one of the largest groups receiving social security are receiving it not because they are neglecting their duty , but because they are doing it ? |
| 35 | ‘ Before you go down to the nursery , he said , ‘ may I remind you that it 's a criminal offence to consort with a minor . ’ |
| 36 | And may I remind you that none of us were exempt from that curse . ’ |
| 37 | May I remind you that I carry the king 's warrant . |
| 38 | ‘ May I remind you that you will frequently have to take second place to the demands of my work ? ’ |
| 39 | Coffee will be served in the long drawing-room and , if you are to battle with me , may I remind you that it is to be in private . |
| 40 | May I remind you that I let you go ? |
| 41 | Before you consider the document , may I remind you of a letter that you received from the convenor of Stirling district council ? |
| 42 | These will be discussed at the Open Meeting which , may I remind you , will be held at the Roxburghe Hotel , Edinburgh on Tuesday 19 April at 1830 hours . |
| 43 | May I remind you that — ’ |
| 44 | May I remind you it 's Christmas Eve ? ’ |
| 45 | An example of the latter is Anderson 's condemnation of McKendrick 's drunken and hypocritical criticism of the footballers ( " May I remind you that you profess to be something of a pragmatist yourself in matters of ethics . " |
| 46 | May I remind you that all Q.T. fees , P.A.F. and Membership subscriptions become due on 1st . |
| 47 | May I congratulate you on your most informative articles in the September and October issues on Life with the Washington . |
| 48 | May I quote you or your company or do you prefer total anonymity ? |
| 49 | ‘ May I quote you ? ’ |
| 50 | There was quite a long silence before she said , ‘ May I tell you a story ? ’ |
| 51 | May I tell you and the House , Mr. Speaker — |
| 52 | ‘ May I tell you something , John ? |
| 53 | Er may I tell you where they are taken from ? |
| 54 | May I tell you ? |
| 55 | May I pour you some coffee ? |
| 56 | Madame , may I pour you , have the pleasure of pouring you |
| 57 | ‘ May I assist you sirmadamsirmadam ? |
| 58 | ‘ I have to check your papers , may I ring you back ? ’ |
| 59 | May I ring you ? |
| 60 | ‘ May I ring you back ? ’ |