Example sentences of "[adv prt] [noun sg] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Hang on mum I 'm not ready . |
| 2 | The that is the kind of knock on effect we experience . |
| 3 | And when I started putting on weight I and I 'm still putting on weight . |
| 4 | You can be sure those guys wo n't be toddling down tot he police with their weapons . ’ |
| 5 | down South they would call it . |
| 6 | you pulled it down ad you got the various size bottles in this we got half and one ounce , here two ounce , further up three ounce . |
| 7 | rain jacket for Annaleigh get the jacket done , get that in for Ian and something in for Claire and then when you go down town you can do it for me |
| 8 | So me went down dere an " me called for me spar dem and " im come along wiv me and " e … an " " e check some woman down there , y'know check some skirt — jus ' grind up some daughter y'know , smoke weed an " t'ing . |
| 9 | Creole features of the phonology include the pronunciation of the vowels of some [ P3 ] , sound [ P9 ] , sort [ P11 ] , back [ P2 ] ( wiv a knife in your back ) , come ( come along wiv me ) [ P3 ] , daughter [ P4 , P13 ] ; skirt and fare ( with /r/ ) [ P15 ] ; thing as /ting/ , and mother as /mada/ [ P17 ] ; and the distinctively short open vowels in say [ ] [ P5 ] and go [ ] [ P6 ] . |
| 10 | Check that the pin ai n't stickin' in 'er , an' if she do n't stop cryin' walk up an' down wiv 'er till she do . ’ |
| 11 | But when Nik Cohn walks down Broadway he writes 363 pages about it . |
| 12 | I used to come home , I used to go down there about , I used to start out away from the shop about er ten o'clock , half past ten , you see , in the morning and go down the Fen , call at then comes well I used to call on the first houses on the right the way down the Fen there I used to go down farm they used to call it , come back to and then on to you see . |
| 13 | Come on darling you 've got to go , we see you another day , should we ? |
| 14 | ‘ But in order to carry on business it is necessary that the reputation of such a corporation should be protected , and therefore in the case of libel or slander it must have a remedy by action . |
| 15 | But in order to carry on business it is necessary that the reputation of such a corporation should be protected , and therefore in the case of libel or slander it must have a remedy by action . |
| 16 | just when we got back off holiday we 'd got a letter from |
| 17 | She said it , tear it up mum she says it 's a load of bull that 's all that is . |
| 18 | She must n't give up hope she told herself . |
| 19 | he jerked her up , up settee she could n't get up |
| 20 | when I grow up mummy I 'll |
| 21 | In a previous follow up study we found that patients who had challenge proven cow 's milk allergy acquired clinical tolerance to cow 's milk when the antigen specific immune response had developed . |
| 22 | You soon get fed up eating it do n't you ? |
| 23 | And when Zbo explained that Modi was coughing up blood they chased him away . |
| 24 | Yeah , unless I du n no if she 's gone up home she 's getting a lift off erm thingummy |
| 25 | Shortly after setting up home he ran into a series of mishaps . |
| 26 | After she 'd cleared up lunch she hoisted Ethel 's huge ox heart out of its water on to the chopping board . |
| 27 | Thursday , Friday , Saturday , but er if I have to go up town I , I 'll probably go just round there |
| 28 | next time he waves to me and I 'm going up town I 'll be |
| 29 | Nelly begged me not to leave her , and plucking up courage I stayed . |
| 30 | He faked much of his struggle with the gangsters , and failed in his wartime duty to fight imminent subversion ; after the war , his genius was to stir up subversion he could quash . |