Sentence examples for you can particularly from inspiring English sources

Where to stand: As noted, get as close to the stage as you can, particularly in the basement.

A few seats around the bar are kept free for walk-ins, but book well ahead if you can (particularly at weekends).

Just because you can't do something everywhere doesn't mean you do nothing when you can, particularly in concert with our European allies which is why it's so different to Iraq.

Temper equipment whenever you can, particularly if you have a high smithing skill and relevant perks.

Take all the science and math classes in high school that you can, particularly biology, chemistry and calculus, then enroll in a pre- medicine program at a college or university.

You look at that mystery and you can sometimes, particularly in brilliant philosophy, particularly with nature in a more sensate way, you just feel like you're looking upon the mystery of existence itself.

Being exposed to sound while you're asleep can particularly affect breathing, body movements, heart rate, and when you wake up.

The change from cycling to running, as any triathlete will tell you, can be particularly horrible.

You can find particularly good last-minute deals on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

There was really a deep belief that there's only so much you can do, particularly for high-poverty kids.

She agrees that being a comedian is probably the most defensive thing you can be, particularly if you do stand-up.