Sentence examples for How about I give from inspiring English sources

"How about I give you this one for $8," the vendor said, "and the other one for 10? Eighteen for both".

But, in the true magnanimity of diplomatic coöperation, I can offer a solution: how about I give you another book, a real luxury item, in which I have written many reasons that your documents — your Declaration and so forth — are special and important, and in much more forceful, poetic, and patriotic language than the first?

But, in the true magnanimity of diplomatic coöperation, I can offer a solution: how about I give you another book, a real luxury item, in which I have written many reasons that your documents your Declaration and so forth are special and important, and in much more forceful, poetic, and patriotic language than the first?

As we were driving dangerously close to death, he said, "How about I give you a h*nd-job!" Outside of Hilton Head, S.C., a Chilean hotel maid picked me up and, when she offered to drop me off at a truck stop, she made a comment about how the truckers probably want her to stick around for a while.

How about I give you a Russian sled dog — a real dog that will be much faster and stronger and able to pull many kilos in weight over tough terrains?

How about I give you 15 dollars and all you gotta do is let me take a couple of pictures".

Please, how about I'll give you $10 for the new Harry Potter, and I'll watch it whenever and wherever I want?

"Hows about I give you both a beating if you don't shut up".

No one knew what a fair price was; it was a case of how about if I give you this.

"I said, 'Honey, how about if I give it a New Orleans treatment -- maybe some piano, like Dr. John, and give it that swing [and] maybe have a little horn part?'" "She's looking at me and her eyes are getting bigger and bigger and she says, 'Proud Mary'!

Then Dad smiled and asked, "How about if I give you five dollars and you can do whatever you want with it?" I had never held five dollars in my hands before.