Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] 'll [vb infin] your [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | Brandon then told one of the other group : ‘ Order your food and leave if you do n't want trouble , or I 'll splatter your face across the road . ’ |
2 | Corky — ‘ Buy East Midlands Electric , young man , or I 'll poke your eye out ! ’ |
3 | ‘ Now , boy , ’ he said , ‘ take me to the captain or I 'll break your arm ! ’ |
4 | And do n't call them names or I 'll tear your cheek open . " |
5 | I approve every word or I 'll sue your magazine . ’ |
6 | ‘ You 'll shut your trap , or I 'll cut your tongue out . ’ |
7 | Out with it or I 'll have your skin for a cigar case . ’ |
8 | ‘ Keep that handy , ’ I warn him , ‘ or I 'll have your head for a hat-rack . ’ |
9 | You must go now or you 'll miss your hero . ’ |
10 | Do n't go on too long about the paper , or you 'll put your foot right in it with Sefton , one way or another . |
11 | YOUNG mum Julie Jones today spoke of her terror when muggers held a jagged knife to her baby 's cheek and threatened : ‘ Your money or we 'll kill your daughter . ’ |
12 | ‘ Give your evidence , ’ said the King , ‘ or we 'll cut your head off . ’ |
13 | Beware of letting tiresome types get a foothold in your world or they 'll exploit your friendship and play on your easy going and generous nature . |
14 | Exactly , Jesus was saying to this officer that I 'll cure your master when I get there |
15 | ‘ You could have told your men to try and make life difficult for me , in the hope that eventually I 'll get so fed up that I 'll accept your offer . |
16 | It 's certainly an angle worth coverin' , although you 'll have your work cut out to round 'em up . |
17 | ‘ I have to call at the bank , ’ Lowell told her , ‘ so we 'll do your birthday shopping in Bristol and we 'll use the van . ’ |
18 | ‘ But it 's not a foregone conclusion that they 'll get your business ? ’ |
19 | Even think of being stupid and I 'll blow your spine through your navel . ’ |
20 | a brush and I 'll do your hair . |
21 | Now , sweetie , get me a bit of newspaper from the box , and dump all the silver on it , and while I 'm at it , you might get the vase and candlestick from the sitting room , and I 'll do your trophy if you like . ’ |
22 | and I 'll tell your da you were out so late . |
23 | ‘ Put your Brownie uniform on again and I 'll fetch your mack , ’ said her Mummy . |
24 | ‘ I 'll get over there when I 've checked the mail , ’ Merrill cut in quickly , ‘ and I 'll bring your passport with me . ’ |
25 | ‘ Take the risk , ’ Culley said , ‘ and I 'll double your bet for you . ’ |
26 | and I 'll mention your name to him , when I have a word with him |
27 | You make the ball jump and I 'll break your face |
28 | ‘ Make one sound when I release you and I 'll break your neck , ’ he growled in her ear . |
29 | Go up to your rooms , and I 'll take your money off you later . |
30 | ‘ Very well , if you 're so sure , advance me five and I 'll take your advice . ’ |