Sentence examples for for a you from inspiring English sources

Two of the last men I've been involved with I have met on shift, and I'm perennially hopeful for a "you were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar" type situation in which I am plucked from obscurity and lavished with fame and fortune.

Then again, Djokovic is going for a – you guessed it – seventh grand slam title.

Obviously, if you go looking for A, you will find A and not B. One way to go about tracking down Life 2.0 is to make educated guesses about what its biochemistry might be like.

"The Good Wife," which is among the most ambitious, morally complex dramas on either network or cable television, has always had viewers who mistook it for a "You go, girl!" fantasy.

I won't lie, she looks pretty sinister and somewhat arousing for a, you know, video game character.

(In Dr. Chynn's case, the camera is attached directly to the laser for a you-are-there effect).

The album's first single is "What You Know," for which the producer Toomp composed a grand, heraldic beat fit for a you-know-what.

In the days since Mr. Snowden fled Hong Kong for Moscow, the Russians and the Chinese have seized both on his revelations about surveillance and the fact that the United States is seeking his arrest to make the case for a you-do-it-too argument.

As in their other books, the authors go for a you-are-there approach, writing in the present tense, with intermittent allusions to how many years, months or days their subject has left to live.

If you formulate a problem and you wish for a solution, you should be involved as much as possible.

If you keep cutting for a year, you will turn into a potato.