Examples of 'you want milk' in a sentence
Meaning of "you want milk"
you want milk: An expression used when someone desires or requires milk for consumption or use. It can imply a straightforward request or a preference for milk over other options
How to use "you want milk" in a sentence
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you want milk
You tell me when you want milk.
You want milk you are drinking regular milk.
Just say you want milk.
If you want milk it might come in powder form.
I know, when you lick your whiskers you want milk.
Maybe you want milk with the little kids?
Fool . Just say you want milk.
You want milk with your cookies?
Mr. Damianov, for example, you may decide that you want milk with your coffee.
Do you want milk or lemon in your tea?
But tell me, what do you want milk for?
Do you want milk with your muesli?
My mother poured me a cup of tea and asked, “ Do you want milk or lemon? ”.
If you want milk tea, buy it yourself.
But tell me, what do you want milk for? To make butter?
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Do you want milk or sugar in your tea?
I do not have much appetite . Murphy, stay to dinner? You want milk or beer?
You want milk and sugar?
Um, do you want milk and sugar?
You want milk and cookies?
I say, Do you want milk with that? Yeah.
You want milk or sugar in it?
Do you want milk for that?
You want milk on those Loops?
Do you want milk with that?
You want milk too?
Do you want milk or sugar?
You want milk and sugar? Thank you, aLma.
Do you want milk or no milk?
Do you want milk in your coffee?
Do you want milk or cream?
Do you want milk in it?
Do you want milk for that? Yeah.
Do you want milk and cookies? Exactly.
If you want milk to make cakes, I got cake tins, tart tins.
If you want milk to make cakes, I got cake tins, tart tins… - Kuglof pans.
