Example sentences of "you [verb] for [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Oh you mean for those ramblers ?
2 Inwardly distraught but aware that sight of her grief would further gratify her husband 's butcher , she said with pride and defiance , said Bloody Clavers. retorted the widow , ‘ But how will you answer for this mornin 's work ? ’
3 I knew you 'd thought of something , and when you asked for extra milk it was n't hard to guess what it was . ’
4 We were given to understand that you asked for this article . ’
5 What more do you want for four quid ?
6 And do you think for one minute they care a damn about you ?
7 Do you think for one minute that I want to live next door to a stinking curry eater or a mugging , drug-dealing , sweaty black rasta ?
8 ‘ If we 'd listened to them do you think for one minute we 'd have got this far by now ? ’
9 In fact if you think about it evolution might promote your reproductive success by making you vaguely unhappy most of the time , cos that might make you strive for more success .
10 So please will you consider for three months out of our funds which has to be the to pay her that amount of money or else we can not cope .
11 Should you qualify for National Insurance Benefit including Dependents ' Allowance , this will be deducted from full sick pay .
12 They are going to have to say : ‘ Look fellas , we do n't want you to work for three months .
13 In a large saucepan , pour the beer that you warm for 5 minutes .
14 ‘ Can you wait for five minutes ? ’ he asked .
15 FREE when you send for 112 ROCK'N'ROLL GREATS …
16 You send for fifty tickets .
17 What do you mean you tried for two days ?
18 How much fitted carpet will you need for each room ?
19 You long for that day , ’ Father Poole repeated .
20 cos er and if you say for all enquiries please call that .
21 A fifteen-second refresher gives you that vital pause which will enable you to speechread for longer stretches at a time than would be possible otherwise .
22 The importer 's answer would undoubtedly be ‘ what do you expect for this kind of money ? ’
23 ‘ Well , ’ the foreman said , ‘ what do you expect for eighty bucks a week ?
24 What do you do for existing teachers ?
25 ‘ What would you do for this lady 's girdle ? ’
26 What what did you do for this job ?
27 you know you stop for twenty minutes , put twenty minutes , and you , you just press return and it throws a map up , a map of part of England
28 If you stop for three months , I 'll give you £100 ’ — a lot of money in those days , 1948 — £1,000 now ? £2,500 ? — anyway .
29 And you wait for other people an that and and you do n't leave that 's all I wo n't do that again , .
30 ( h ) Declaration of trust If you act for joint buyers , prepare now the declaration of trust mentioned on taking instructions ( p17 above ) .
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