Sentence examples for cos you do from inspiring English sources
"Party conference as party chairman is really intense, you literally collapse at the end of it cos you do such, such long days.
For some the answer is obvious: "Your problems disappear cos you don't think about them," said one inmate.
When you're young you say it how it is, and even your views are, like, 'This is totally the truth', cos you don't know any difference, so there's a real confidence in your way of thinking".
Be careful when you are around your mates, cos' you don't wanna trip and be scarred for life of total embarrassment.
Early on with the Bunnymen when we were listening to the Doors and Love and Beefheart, it felt like we'd discovered something nobody else knew about, cos you didn't have YouTube back then.
And you'd better do it now, 'cos you don't know whether you're gonna be here in two weeks to do it again".
Nobody stopped me the day I was real sad – 'cos you don't buy a Ferrari when you're happy: you buy a Ferrari when you're sad.
/ 'Cos if you do / Something bad will happen.
"If you actually didn't co-operate, you don't get criticised, which seems very weird to me.
If you're writing to your current employer, a co-worker you don't see socially, a distant or elderly relative, or someone you don't know very well, the letter should probably be semi formal.
As Sky Moore-Clube, aged 14, aptly put it this year (at the end of a list which kindly documented the monetary amounts her requested gift cards should hold): "OR JUST MONEY, cos then if you don't know what to get me, I can get it.
