Example sentences of "you have [art] way " in BNC.
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1 | And I have been years on Bold injections and all the rest of it , and I know from experience you get , you deal with it , it does n't cure the disease but can you see you have a way of dealing with it , of coping with it , of helping yourself er c er do things and therefore you can |
2 | ‘ Do you have a way to get in ? ’ he asked . |
3 | Well , slime creatures like dancing to Timmy Mallett records , but apart from that you 've no way of knowing . |
4 | ‘ It means you 've no way to prove me wrong , Nico . |
5 | But you had a way of going straight to the two ninety in one go , do you remember what that was ? you 'd worked on it yourself , you you were doing just nicely . |
6 | You had no way of knowing what it would be like and she may change one day . " |
7 | When the picture is sharp enough on fast search ( machines vary ) , then you have a way of skipping through a long programme , perhaps selecting only some sections for normal viewing . |
8 | Besides , you have a way of chatting innocently to people . |
9 | ‘ You have a way of stopping me ? ’ she asked with cool cynicism , fighting down a wild desire to laugh hysterically . |
10 | ‘ Women like you have a way with words that tends to blur the truth . |
11 | You have a way of finding out truths and you are a woman . |
12 | ‘ You have a way with words , Roger . ’ |
13 | If , by any chance , you have a way of passing on messages to Frank ( via the supporters club maybe ) — Im sure all of us wish him the best … and hope to see him back here at Leeds in a few years so he can be 1st choice . |
14 | Otherwise you have no way of knowing if you said it right . |
15 | However a disadvantage of this technique in comparison with patch clamp is that you ca n't always guarantee the orientation of your channels , so that if you see some kind of rectifying characteristic in the bilayer er you have no way a prior of knowing whether that rectifying er characteristic is associated with an influx or an afflux from the cytoplasm . |