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Example sentences for "why don"

  • Why don't you share what you saw tonight," he said, roaming the aisles.

  • Why don't you come on out and we'll talk it over.

  • Why don't you describe what you saw, Mark?

  • Why don't you go in and meditate, and pick up on Guru's vibes?

  • Why don't you ask me where I got the coat, Bishop Van Wagenen?

  • My daughter Evelyn will be home to-morrow and--why don't you look for it?

  • Why don't you leave them alone and go on with your own work?

  • You--writer of stories, why don't you write a book about him?

  • Why don't you be firm," I suggested to the Signora, "send him packing about his business?

  • Why don't you come down and kill me, you murderer?

  • Why don't you change the basis of your coinage, then?

  • If you have not changed to me, why don't you look at me?

  • They've come again; why don't they go away?

  • Why do you keep fidgeting, why don't you go to sleep?

  • Why don't we cut down our parks for timber?

  • Why don't you get 'em of Clytemnerestera?

  • While he was whittling the second one a neighbor came in and said: "Why don't you whittle toys and sell them?

  • Why don't you ask your own children right here in your own house what to make?

  • Why don't you preach the gospel instead of preaching about man's making money?

  • Why don't they cut their own children's ears into points to make them look sharp?

  • Why don't they cut the end off their noses to make them look plucky?

  • I say, why don't you come over to Paris then?

  • Philip was present at the time, and Miss Chalice said to him: "Why don't you paint me too?

  • You're an influential citizen, why don't you write to the papers and protest?

  • Why don't you come and do your work here every day, and then you'd be near if he wanted anything?

  • Why don't you try your 'and and see what you can do?

  • Look here," she added suddenly, "why don't you come to us at Christmas?

  • Why don't you throw it all up for a year, and travel?

  • Well, then, why don't you read me something before I go?

  • Why don't you ask her to stay with you, and let her hear a little good music?

  • Why don't you take her out somewhere--to the theatre, or somewhere?

  • Why don't you run around an' do something?

  • Look here, why don't you bring some of your fish home sometime?

  • Why don't you prevent him, you little careless creature?

  • Why don't you come to us of an evening, instead of moping at home with that Captain Dobbin?

  • Why don't she ever sing to me--as she does to that baldheaded man with the large teeth?

  • Why don't you ever tell what trade you're of?

  • Well, why don't you go to some of them women, and get fixed up?

  • Why don't I learn to shear, and so make money?

  • Why don't we postpone the dishes," he said, "just to celebrate?

  • Why don't you come with us to the movies?

  • Mary used to say, when things would get worse, 'Why don't you talk to me, Joe?

  • Why don't you chuck up that dust-hole and go up country and settle on good land, Peter Olsen?

  • Why don't you tell me your thoughts, instead of shutting yourself up in yourself and brooding--eating your heart out?

  • Why don't you kick her off the bed and the book out of her hand, and make her go to work?


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "why don" 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:
    but where; carried about; close observer; corn syrup; degrees south; easy task; feed the; her lover; hundred dirhems; mile from; myself again; serious consideration; thousand kine; vibratory motion; what happens; why didn; why don; why dost thou not; why hast thou forsaken; why not; why should; why shouldn; why the; why you; will abide; will slay