Sentence examples for you lists from inspiring English sources
The phrase "you lists" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, possibly intended to mean "your lists." Example: "Can you please share your lists with me?"
The Marketplace is great at showing you lists of performers similar to the ones you like, plus a list of that artist's influences.
For background, Sonar's app uses check-ins on Facebook and Foursquare, plus geo-tagged tweets, to show you lists of nearby people, ranking them first by friends you know, then showing you other relevant people nearby.
It sends you lists of colleges that match your major interests.
Remember back in the day when you scoured thank you lists on album inserts in search of new bands to check out?
This is a very proletarian stance: The men and women who assembled the Gibson guitars or Tama drums or Tube Screamers don't make "thank you" lists, and you're willing to similarly step back and let the work stand for itself.
But how great can any presenter be when his job is to give you lists of stuff you better have to survive the Big One or any other catastrophe?
Likewise, in a joint statement, Mr. Lautenberg and Senator Robert Menendez each praised Mr. LaHood but left the governor off their thank-you lists.
In general the parts that sound the most Britney Spears-ish are the whispered introductions and interjections Earlier albums have arrived complete with effusive, multipage thank-you lists.
Can you list a few recent alumni?
