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Example sentences for "you ain"

You ain't never comfortable with a person you know is more honest than you be.

Martha," I says, "you ain't acted right with me.

You ain't wuth nothing but to eat vittles and wear out clothes.

But I leave it to Gene if you ain't mad enough to murder whatever it was.

If you ain't too busy, and could send it right off--it's to go C.

YOU ain't shrunk up none--in your estimation," Baumberger forgot his pose of tolerant good nature to say.

Anyway, you ain't game to try it on again, I'll lay odds on that.

Now, Mrs. Watt, I take it you ain't a natural fool?

You ain't angry now because I've sent for Fillgrave?

Oh, but doctor, you ain't going to leave me so.

You ain't worth a shilling, and yet you regret nothing.

You ain't goin' to do no spongin' off me just because I'm marryin' your sister.

You ain't a-goin' to ride them seventy miles into Oakland on top of this?

You ain't seen me cash in any chips or call a turn since I told you I was broke, a minute ago, have you?

You ain't presumin' to insinuate that we gents ain't possessed of sufficient politeness for to take an interest in the miss's health, are you?

You ain't such a bad little man,' says I, trying to be fair.

You ain't my idea for a member of the family.

You ain't dumb anyhow, you know"; and Yuba Bill shook the insensate figure by the shoulder.

He'll go and introduce you to Don Fernandy's darter, too, ef you ain't pertickler.

If you ain't got clothes in New York you can't do any kind of business.

Love's a good consolation prize, if you ain't going to get anywhere, and know you ain't.

You ain't very complimentary to Mr. Powless," he observed.

Sam, you ain't sorry the boy's volunteered, are you?

But if you ain't I wonder what makes you look so scared.

If you ain't enough to drive the mate of a cattle boat into gettin' religion!

You ain't lyin' an' I reckon you better come with us.

You ain't told me yo' name," he said, presently.

The Major laughed: "You ain't gettin' hungry so soon, are you?

You ain't settin' your cap to be a parson's wife, are you?

You ain't been here long enough to make forenoon calls.

You ain't turned Come-Outer, have you, Mr. Ellery?

You ain't his kin--an' he hates you an' you hate him.

You ain't so smart you think I'll let you go--jest for some gold?

You ain't reckonin' I wanted to crawfish?

You ain't been hangin' around outside here, have you?

You ain't gettin' over your female hate, are you?

You ain't the only one that's got nerves, are you?

You ain't leavin' him because of this trouble, are you, Austen?

You ain't a d-n fool, anyway," he declared.

Say, you ain't going to put up any Wild West tricks on me, are you?

You ain't that tired of being married that you want to commit any more sudden suicide, are you?

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you ain" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
inquire whether; silent prayer; you find; you had better take; you have; you knew; you let; you perceive; you said; you that; young bull; young chap; young fellow; young gentleman; young gents; young girls; young lassie; young lord; young masters; young persons; your father; your honour; your room; your side; your soul; your wife