Sentence examples for licence you from inspiring English sources

It's so small and simple they don't even have a booze licence; you bring your own.

"As for the licence, you have people on laptops saying: 'What is a television?' There will be a subscription model".

As we tuck into a prawn dinner in his garden, he offers a solution: "If you have your licence, you could use my car".

It's a cash-only establishment but, like many restaurants in Austin without a beer or liquor licence, you can bring your own alcohol.

A decade before that, all good TV was on terrestrial, so once you had paid for the telly and the licence you were set.

"The next time you need to update your name, address or renew your licence, you will be issued with a photocard only,"  a DVLA spokesperson told The Daily Telegraph.

The terms of your licence do not permit you to license Ordnance Survey data to a third party in these circumstances.

These things are controlled by licences, you are licensed to broadcast and we have a very strict regulator".

But Carl Emmerson, deputy director of the IFS, said: "On winter fuel payments plus TV licences you get up to £2bn depending on how aggressively you means test".

I try to search out more unusual wines – I'm into Austrian wines at the moment – but I don't see why you should have to spend a lot of money on a bottle: in most decent off-licences, you can get an extremely good one for less than a tenner.

While we understand that our political rivals seek to discredit our ever-growing party, we are sure you would want to set the record straight.DAVID VANCEDeputy leader Unionist PartyBangor, County DownSIR In supporting the government's decision to auction third-generation mobile-phone licences you say that "auctions are a good way of selling state-owned assets" (Economics focus, May 6th).