Sentence examples for if you'd like to go from inspiring English sources

"I'm just asking if you'd like to go out," says Tom, in Nighy's gentlemanly mumble.

"Let us know if you'd like to go skiing again," Walton Hamilton told her.

If you'd like to go straight to the source, however, you can see him in person tomorrow night.

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* * * DANA: My friend's art opening is tonight, and I was wondering if you'd like to go with me.

Morrissey is on top form too, proffering pessimistic words of advice: "There's a club if you'd like to go, you could meet somebody who really loves you.

If you would like to go all the way try also to speak like GIR.

If, of course, you'd like to, go ahead.

Marr's monumental riff, swampy and glowering, was paired with what amounts to an ur-lyric from Morrissey, one that would be ridiculous were it not so heartfelt: "There's a club if you'd like to go/ You could meet somebody who really loves you/ So you go and you stand on your own/ And you leave on your own/ And you go home and cry and you want to die".

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If you both like music, see if they'd like to go to a concert.