Sentence examples for you would like something from inspiring English sources

"You would like something special?

Leadership is more than saying abstractly you would like something looked at.

Litvinenko: He said it like that, you know, "If you would like something, order something for yourself, but we're going to be leaving soon.

Not bad, the clerk will say, eyeing the $10 bottle you pull off the shelf, but if you would like something far better for just a little more money..

Saying you would like something is healthier than saying you must have it.

If you would like something with more flavour, add banana and chocolate chips inside and on top.

You know you're in good hands when, inquiring about a glass of white, she asks if you'd like something "austere or luscious".

Dad – I don't suppose you'd like something dispiriting and unimaginative for the 30th year in a row, would you?" "Aye, that'd be grand".

If you'd like something a little less traditional but still comfy, how about these red velvet sandal espadrilles, currently reduced to £45, also at Office?

But if you'd like something more rhapsodic on your weekend-drug-reading list, you might revisit Oliver Sacks's remembrances of his own experiments with chemical transcendence, published here last summer.

Perhaps you'd like something clairvoyant: "Due to an impending incident, this will be the last 3 train running all the way to New Lots Avenue for the next 48 minutes".