Sentence examples for says would you from inspiring English sources

"Say, buddy," he says "would you mind sorting these guys out again?

Mr. Ghosh takes one and says, "Would you like me to cover her face, sir?" "God, no!" Ray says, startled.

"Sanford," she says, "would you do the shrimp?" Sanford pours salt on a couple of pounds of medium shrimp, rubs them slightly, then washes them under cold water.

"At the moment the research says, would you like to pay £145.50 and get all the BBC or pay nothing and not have the BBC.

I say, "Remember [in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'] when Atticus says, 'Would you like your Aunt Alexandra to come for the summer?' Scout doesn't like her, but she says, 'Of course, Dad.' " As told to Spencer Bailey.

"After all," he says, "would you call Ian Botham a showboater?" He, too, wore his heart on his sleeve, and it was Botham's passion that had inspired Cork to play cricket in the first place.

"I would say, 'Would you like a sandwich?' ".

They said, would you send troops?

"He said, 'Would you like to be in The Expendables?

Next time, say: "Would you care to switch seats?

"He said, 'Would you be my jester?' " Idle recalled.