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Example sentences of "but you [verb] [adv] [adv] [vb infin] " in BNC.

No	Sentence
1	But you 'd better not try anything in this school , young lady .
2	‘ But you 'd better not see him for too long .
3	‘ But you do not just march into a druggist 's and demand atropine , ’ objected Auguste .
4	I wanted to add , ‘ It is n't for long ’ , or something like that , but you do n't exactly say that between friends , do you ?
5	‘ But you do n't even like me . ’
6	I know he said it in anger but you do n't even say things in anger if you do n't feel them and that really bothers me a bit .
7	but you do n't even know what .
8	But you do n't even know Craig properly so you 're not coming man .
9	Okay you could drive with the hand brake on but you do n't normally do that .
10	When I , I did n't put any extra on mine and I do n't thought oh did tell you I put some in it , he said but yeah but you do n't normally put much in it he
11	But you do n't usually say that .
12	Never , but you do n't usually get any from me that 's why you 've never asked .
13	For example , they lived very much longer than one would have expected , and Gellmann said well these were strange particles and he invented a new quantum number called a strangeness , and then he assumed that this strangeness quantum number was not quite conserved. erm we have conserved quantum numbers in physics like the charge — you have to conserve the charge , but you do n't quite have to conserve the strangeness .
14	but you do n't always get the right name , do you ?
15	But you do n't always get smoke from a , although if you put that low you get smoke from it do n't you ?
16	But you do n't always judge purely on that .
17	Even after that , they still seemed to be completely bewildered , and kept repeating , ‘ But you do n't really want to be alone , do you ? ’
18	but you do n't really want it up to the bar if you 're going to get
19	And the other thing erm which er er is good , supposing you 're watching er a programme and there 's a football match on and you 're interested in the , the football er but you do n't really want to keep , you know , switching to find out what the score is , er I 'm talking about teletext as opposed to a programme , you press the update and it w er and if something 's happened , you know , they 've changed and there 's been a score , it 'll come up er er while you 're watching the programme , er it 'll let you know that erm there 's been something happening .
20	‘ But you do n't really think it was me ? ’
21	You just seem to do the job well while the boss 's eye is on you , but you do n't really care about genuine quality in what you do .
22	‘ But you do n't really care about a word from me , do you ? ’
23	Yeah , but you do n't really get like that .
24	you know er what in the bible says and er to get together for God put a woman and a man together and they become one flesh you read it , you think you understand what it is , but you do n't really understand until you lose your partner
25	This , however , is a lesson to the Smashing Pumpkins and Alice In Chains of this world that you can be '70s , you can smother your records with guitars and you can play loud like you were Hendrix but you do n't necessarily have to be boring , or totally lumbering to do it .
26	We th , do then have a toner , but you do n't necessarily have to use the toner because you 've used to water to cleanse off the cleanser .
27	But you do n't necessarily have to say the whole number .
28	but you do n't suddenly turn round and go the other way do you ?
29	Yes , she is , she 's very nice but you do n't actually want to , if you 're on the , the touchline you do n't want to stand next to her .
30	I heard , when I started looking into the project at first that erm , the women used to do most of the weaving but you do n't actually do the weaving now , and they used to basically you know make up the , the larger part of the work force , is that the case now ?