Example sentences of "you [modal v] [verb] in [art] " in BNC.

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1 ’ I wis jist mebbe wonderin' if ye could pit in a word fir me ? ’
2 You may go in the staff room and on the round table there is two sheets of paper , one 's yours and one 's David , bring it to me .
3 The appeal is for help ‘ in determining doubtful identifications ’ and for ‘ notes on any Outer Hebrides material which you may examine in the course of your work ’ .
4 So , it makes sense to transfer money you may hold in a building society account or other savings account where you may be paying tax on the interest .
5 You may replant in the old containers or pot up in individual pots for replanting later .
6 You may do in the dark what the day doth forbid ;
7 You may browse in the shops without being shadowed or prodded into buying .
8 ‘ If you may travel in the forest , why may not we ?
9 In year 1 you may put in a maximum of £3,000 and up to £1,800 in each succeeding year — up to a total of £9,000 over 5 years .
10 You may live in a modern house where the style of bare floorboards is acceptable , but nothing beats good carpeting as insulation .
11 You may live in a place where pets that run around , like cats and dogs , are not allowed .
12 There are grants for insulation and you may live in an area where local Community Insulation Projects could draughtproof and insulate your home for you .
13 The same applies to the snails you may catch in a pond .
14 So maybe it 's difficult to separate out the consequences of abuse per se from the consequences of erm lousy emotional environment , from the consequences of neglect and deprivation , from the consequences of a whole range of non-sexual abuses which you may find in the kinds of environment where child sex abuse is more likely .
15 You may hear in the first syllable of ‘ photography ’ , in the second syllable of ‘ photograph ’ and in the third syllable of ‘ photographer ’ , but the brain recognises links between these a vowels and , and respectively , and supplies underlying vowels which change into the appropriate sound as the stress pattern changes .
16 In addition you may work in a specialized unit where there are particular hazards that you must learn about , for example where implants of radio-active materials are used .
17 You may work in a ward where specific preparation is required in addition to this , e.g. to ensure that the bowel is clear ( Chapter 6 ) .
18 As you would expect , the Legal & General commitment extends to dealing with any possible dissatisfaction you may have in a straightforward , helpful way .
19 Do n't be afraid to seek advice from any contacts you may have in the field .
20 Starting on page 6 we 've got lots of suggestions of great lowland areas to explore — places you may overlook in the height of summer when you 're busy heading for the hills or tackling treks abroad .
21 You may specialise in a life-study of just one organism .
22 You ought to go in the Loco .
23 You ought to beg in the streets , not live here in comfort with a gentleman 's family .
24 He 'll eat fish , but he wo n't eat meat and erm , so probably likes a he likes to do his own thing , I said well you ought to book in a hotel and
25 But remember , you must stay in the forest , you must not leave your dear grandfather until you have repaid all the love and care he had given you . "
26 You must be quick to notice things around you ; you must decide in an instant whether to run or fight ; you must practise turning at speed to defend yourself against attacks from the side and behind .
27 The delight you must experience in the constant change of scene and the daily occurrences of so many objects of the highest interest is beyond our conception …
28 And you 'll end up maybe only using one or two and you should be using ten , and you must go in a silence trap , that is so , so important
29 You must row in the same direction .
30 If timbers have not already been treated you must call in a wood treatment specialist for a report .
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