Example sentences of "you like [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | And as he stood before her to correct the row of small buttons he asked , ‘ How would you like scrambled eggs for lunch ? ’ |
2 | Right , do you like net curtains behind your windows ? |
3 | ‘ Do you like salted nuts , Bertha ? ’ asked Dimity anxiously of the youngest Miss Lovelock . |
4 | Do you like streaky bacon ? |
5 | Do n't you like New Zealanders ? |
6 | Do you like nice medicine or do you prefer those ? |
7 | Oh dear , do n't you like sloppy kisses ? |
8 | I 've got some stale pizza here do you like stale pizza ? |
9 | Do you like hot cross buns Tim ? |
10 | Do you like venetian blinds ? |
11 | ‘ Do you like black grapes ? ’ |
12 | do n't you like black jeans ? |
13 | Do you like mashed potatoes ? |
14 | Would you like fresh tea , George ? ’ |
15 | Do you like American food ? ’ |
16 | ‘ Do n't you like dead things ? ’ said Lee . |
17 | Well do n't you like pop music or what 's your favourite ? |
18 | Do you like pop music ? |
19 | Oh sorry do n't you like burnt toast ? |
20 | Do you like classical music ? |
21 | And how do you think you 'd spell classical like do you like classical music ? |
22 | And you like expensive things , ’ he said softly . |
23 | 8 If you like traditional furnishings , this colourful freestanding mirror is the perfect accessory . |
24 | Then , with a sudden frown , ‘ I hope you like steak-and-kidney pudding ? ’ |
25 | If you like bland pieces of art then you 'll probably be a bland person . |
26 | There is plenty to do and see in the area and if you like long walks , Britain 's longest footpath , the South West Way , is on your doorstep — in total it is 560 miles long . |
27 | You liked you like nice holes with flowers and vases on and things |
28 | You have money , you like nice things . |
29 | You like hot cross buns they . |
30 | Roger de Courcey appears with Nookie Bear , the Black Abbotts and Jim Bowen while , if you like spectacular shows , you can pick Ready , Steady , Go ! for adults or Little Darlings and Smart Alec for youngsters . |