Example sentences of "[adv] do n't you come " in BNC.
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| 31 | ‘ Why do n't you come and work for me ? |
| 32 | ‘ Why do n't you come round to my flat next week , and I 'll cook you a meal . ’ |
| 33 | " Why do n't you come in and see our palace ? " |
| 34 | " Why do n't you come and interview us . " |
| 35 | ‘ Doctor , ’ Bernice said , standing , ‘ why do n't you come back here and answer some questions while I make sure no bits of my inner ear got left in the transmat . ’ |
| 36 | ‘ Why do n't you come down and have a swim ? |
| 37 | ‘ Why do n't you come into the drawing-room ? |
| 38 | " Why do n't you come down and have a bit of a drink with me on Christmas Eve , if you 've nothing else to do ? |
| 39 | But whatever it is , why do n't you come and not do it here . ’ |
| 40 | Why do n't you come with us ? ’ |
| 41 | Why do n't you come with us ? |
| 42 | Why do n't you come with me ? ’ |
| 43 | ‘ Why do n't you come with me , ’ the Doctor suggested , seeing his expression , ‘ and I 'll show you the TARDIS . |
| 44 | Tell you what — why do n't you come down with me to Uulaa ? |
| 45 | You would see a likely customer er likely one come in , you 'd say why do n't you come here , we only meet upstairs . |
| 46 | ‘ Next time why do n't you come down to see us , to hurry us along a bit ? |
| 47 | Then he said to the young woman , with a smile , ‘ Why do n't you come with me , my dear ? |
| 48 | " Why do n't you come , then ? |
| 49 | " Why do n't you come and do your theological training now before you go to university ? " he suggested . |
| 50 | She was asked , " Why do n't you come and teach in London ? " |
| 51 | " Why do n't you come in this time ? " she said , " I 'll get us a salad together , or something . " |
| 52 | Why do n't you come ? |
| 53 | Why do n't you come ? ’ |
| 54 | ‘ Why do n't you come near me now ? ’ |
| 55 | Why do n't you come along ? |
| 56 | Why do n't you come clean and tell the truth ? ’ |
| 57 | Why do n't you come with us and I 'll show you how she sails ? ’ |
| 58 | ‘ Why do n't you come on in ? ’ he invited cordially . |
| 59 | Better still , why do n't you come along to a party we 're throwing tomorrow evening ? |
| 60 | Why do n't you come back , he said he 'd be in later . ’ |