Example sentences of "you [prep] your first " in BNC.
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1 | Can you say what the best things are from your drama school experience and what has been of most value to you during your first year in the profession ? |
2 | As a beginner at Level 1 every effort is made to prepare you for your first experience on the board . |
3 | ‘ I saw you through your first marriage , so the least I can do is see you through your first murder investigation . ’ |
4 | ‘ I saw you through your first marriage , so the least I can do is see you through your first murder investigation . ’ |
5 | • A Meeting Service Manager who works with you from your first call , ensuring every requirement is met to your specification . |
6 | Somehow we 've got to say to people we will provide this valuable service to you from your first job until your last breath , wherever you work . |
7 | We undertake to reimburse you upon your first written demand any sum or sums not exceeding a maximum aggregate amount of £ [ ] should [ client name ] fail to make available to you this sum within the stipulated date required by yourselves , but no later than [ date ] . |
8 | If you are nervous about meeting new people , take a friend with you on your first efforts . |
9 | Simply mention this offer when booking and take a copy of this magazine with you on your first visit . |
10 | ‘ Have n't seen you since your first trip in the basket lift . |
11 | Please state which regional final you would be able to attend from the list below , and provide a second option in case it is not possible to accommodate you at your first choice of location . |
12 | The interviewer may address you by your first name , especially if you are a young person . |
13 | And allowing someone to call you by your first name ( 'Please , call me John' ) has the sub-text : ‘ I am higher-status than you are and so can grant you this permission . ’ |
14 | There are complaints that , while one day Cruickshank will address you by your first name , the next day ‘ he 'll walk past as if he 'd never met you ’ . |