Example sentences of "you [verb] on the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ It 's what you put on the inside that counts , not what you do to the outside , ’ he said . |
| 2 | you hang on the line and we 'll lob it all off to you . |
| 3 | Could you take on the Raid Gauloises ? |
| 4 | Well where did you go on the evening anyway ? |
| 5 | Where did you go on the evening ? |
| 6 | You switch on the kettle and sit on the stool . |
| 7 | Let them dry overnight before you switch on the heat again . |
| 8 | No , but when you switch on the telly on a Saturday afternoon there 's football , football , football ! |
| 9 | Then it happens — it does n't happen and you switch on the light and get dressed sadly . |
| 10 | A set of priorities went with the job and if you took on the job you took on the priorities . |
| 11 | A set of priorities went with the job and if you took on the job you took on the priorities . |
| 12 | No not Guildford , you carry on the A three |
| 13 | The information should be clearly presented and it should be plain to the audience : what the topic is ; why you have chosen it ; what view you take on the matter ; and why you have arrived at any particular conclusions . |
| 14 | Carrots curled into roses and golden hedgehog potatoes sneered : Make this the year you take on the challenge of making your vegetables more interesting . |
| 15 | And when you take on the role always hold something in reserve , so it 's what they 've created , but here 's something unexpected about it . |
| 16 | Try to round off your answer by demonstrating how the old job has fitted you to take on the job you are applying for . |