Sentence examples for particularly you know from inspiring English sources

GP14: No, not particularly, you know?

Which at that moment is quite key, I think, because you don't really know what's going on particularly, you know things are changing all the time… so that was… important.

Feel free to ping in your emails, particularly if you know what's going on.

It's a tough ask, particularly when you know how difficult the league is.

If you're not careful it can change quickly @gdnussports September 10 , 2012Josh Robinson isn't being particularly helpful, you know... Evening Pengelly, evening everybody.

That sounds persuasive, particularly if you know that Mr. Mamet is echoing Aristotle's idea that tragedy is an imitation of action rather than of character.

"There's great scientific value when we record these things, particularly if you know where in the solar system it came from".

I would appreciate it if you could give me some leads on the ABA's work in the PRC, particularly if you know of programs in Beijing, which may be seeking legal interns.

When you've stuck with something for six years, it's hard to give it up, particularly as you know what's going on: yes, it's working up to something.

The 'th' sound in English can be a difficult one to pronounce, particularly when you know that there is a voiced and unvoiced version.

Despite the seemingly crowded streets and never ending lines of yellow taxis, it is remarkably easy to bike in New York – particularly if you know where to go and how to best manoeuvre yourself.