Sentence examples for think you should come from inspiring English sources

"I think you should come see it".

"I think you should come home," she said.

You alright, Pud?" "Yeah, Pops, I'm fine, but I think you should come inside".

"I think you should come see about me/Maybe here is where you need to be".

I just don't think you should come here and tell us what to do".

"If you go, I don't think you should come back," he says straight away, establishing not only a forced dramatic tension but Stephens's debt to Harold Pinter Elwoodd.

Or is it what you think you should do because you can't come up with anything else?

And Agatha rather silently and -- as she was always very honest and patient with us -- said simply, 'Very good wine at lunch.' "Then she ostentatiously went up the stairway and ended up on the top floor, on the landing there, and we were still talking about how we were going to get the damn thing right and she said: 'Darlings, I really do think you should all come to bed.

"What does matter, if for instance a school has a particular uniform policy, sensitively put in place and all the rest of it, and people want to flout that uniform policy, often for reasons that aren't really connected with religion, I think you should always come down on the side of the school".

"We focus in story on moments when life is interesting … when the world reacts in a way which, in retrospect, you think you should have seen coming.

I don't think you should be allowed to come back and keep your medals".