Example sentences of "[not/n't] you get [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Do n't you get tired of chicken ? |
2 | Why do n't you get twelve hundred , or something like that . |
3 | Why do n't you get respectable premises somewhere more suitable . ’ |
4 | ‘ Oh , Merrill , why on earth did n't you get all this off your chest earlier ? ’ |
5 | Did n't you get all you 'd hoped for ? ’ |
6 | Hey , do n't you get all dirty ! |
7 | ‘ Did n't you get that the wrong way around ? ’ |
8 | Why did n't you get that job ? ) |
9 | Well , why do n't you get that in writing , yeah . |
10 | And he wanted the Chri why did n't you get that Christmas pudding , why did you get that |
11 | Why do n't you get Hamid to run you over ? ’ |
12 | Mm mm mm ca n't you get comfy ? |
13 | Did n't you get one Jim ? |
14 | Could n't you get one of your copies to help you ? ’ |
15 | ‘ But , Cara — ’ Fabia started to get desperate , well remembering countless times when Cara had some notion stuck in her head and how there was no changing it ‘ — ca n't you get one of your colleagues at the office to keep the appointment for you ? |
16 | Well why do n't you get one of tho for Sunday |
17 | But do n't you get one option |
18 | He 'll be at you , why did n't you get one of them ? |
19 | " Very well , And do n't you get lost , please . |
20 | ‘ And do n't you get such reports ? ’ |
21 | Well why do n't you get two for the first day , and then and then then they 're not |
22 | Do n't you get two goes for a double ? |
23 | Definitely , why do n't you get better at playing guitar , like fucking ! |
24 | Do n't you get critical when you 've been here a bit ? |
25 | And , Margaret — do n't you get lonely ? ’ |
26 | ‘ Do n't you get lonely ? ’ |
27 | In the hospital , at every opportunity , the nurses would pass by and say : " Why do n't you get sterilized ? " and they 'd come back and say it again . |
28 | ca n't you get bi-focal contact lenses ? |
29 | Ca n't you get this beading that 's got a pattern in it ? |
30 | ‘ Now do n't you get angry ! ’ said Mrs Durbeyfield . |