if it's alright

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I don't think she's been handling the-" "Actually, if it's alright with you, Frau Tessler," Dr Holtzmann interrupted.

"Yeah, if it's alright with you, I'll put my head down," he says, before the rest of his Funk Orchestra (the expanded version of the James Taylor Quartet) arrive.

(Petrusich) JONAH SMITH (Saturday) "If it's alright with you, I think I'll stay awhile," purrs Jonah Smith, the Fender Rhodes-playing singer-songwriter with a penchant for twinkling jazz and country crooning.

At one point, guitarist Dirk Tourette interrupts his own discourse on what it means to be Dirk Tourette by asking if it's "alright if (he goes) to the toilet?" At another point, we watch the band playing on some swings, their faces frozen in mute, childlike glee.

Colman thanked Accused writer Jimmy McGovern and paid tribute to co-star Anne Marie Duff, adding: "If it's alright with everyone, it's for Anne Marie and me to share - we're Anne Malivia Colemuff, we did it together and I couldn't have done it without her to play off".

So, if it's alright with you, I'd actually like to put a new package together".

When Mr. Canary works up the nerve to speak to Ms. Feldon, he asks her if it is alright to open the window.

"He asked if it was alright to come training; we'll see where it takes us".

Others wonder if it is alright to have such "monuments" for them.

Stop recording Ask everyone that appears in it if it is alright for you to keep this recording.

If you plan on sharing a video on a public video site, be sure to ask the magician if it is alright to do so.