Example sentences of "we [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.

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1 However , the facilities we private pilots require are provided quite close to Auckland by two very active GA airfields , Ardmore and North Shore .
2 They 're out for us — we sucker-ass liberals are the target .
3 I just got a we commercial breaks call you back in a minute do n't go away yet .
4 This is the night we British fans also learn whether Woody 's ( Woody Harrelson ) political career takes off , and will find out what Norm ( George Wendt ) loves most in the world .
5 This is the night we British fans also learn whether Woody 's ( Woody Harrelson ) political career takes off , and will find out what Norm ( George Wendt ) loves most in the world .
6 What has he got that we lesser men have not ? ’
7 We lesser mortals who had been banished to such places as Wolverton were , however , less fortunate .
8 Those who are out for good times race but we lesser mortals chat and laugh , banter and encourage .
9 We lesser mortals have to be content with the Lesser Detective .
10 The world is a huge and challenging laboratory for your work , and we lesser mortals rely on you for fascinating facts , not to mention fascinating television and radio programmes .
11 If so , we English Poundians , even as we castigate our countrymen for clinging to the norm of the amateur in an age when that norm is unserviceable , may well spare more than just wistful nostalgia for this ideal that survives among us only in a debased and anachronistic version .
12 We so-called liberals are very weak in terms of funding and organisation , ’ said Mr Ho .
13 I shall be drawing a considerable sum in a few days but you must know how it is , travelling the country as we old soldiers do … thank you … ten pounds will be quite sufficient … and you must let me spend some more of it in your excellent company … that evening 's entertainment we enjoyed together , Mr Wood , ’ his voice rose in the small hallway and the other guests and servants indoors and out strained noticeably to catch what would surely be the eloquent testimonial of a compliment , ‘ was one of the , shall we say , most boisterous and wise , a rare combination , Mr Landlord , I have spent , whether in London , in Europe or in and out of ships and foreign postings in a long lifetime .
14 We old Indians come to like this England less and less and we return to an imagined India . ’
15 The Conservative election victory did owe something to Mrs Thatcher 's past efforts ; these efforts included a re-ordering of the social hierarchy , making the poor more down and out , and bringing the lower middle class ( as we old Marxists used to say ) or C2s in class-free speak , within shopping distance of middle class ( B/C1 ) comfort .
16 You know , and all old people 's things , like when they , when we old pensioners were being er , er knocked about on the erm highways and byways a couple of years back and I went to see the , the local police officer , what did he turn round and say , there all domestic affairs , they did n't want to know , yet the press will print , print these every week .
17 But we mere mortals need a rod that will give when this happens ; a rod that will absorb the shock the instant a powerful fish pulls against the line .
18 But he still liked to use the window , maybe just to maintain the impression that we mere humans were here to serve him .
19 It is a horrifying thought because a good , well trained polisher would have served a seven year apprenticeship and we contemporary furniture-makers can not pretend to get near that knowledge and experience .
20 ‘ We get around , we part-time teachers . ’
21 Of course , we sophisticated Westerners may think they are not asking for the right things .
22 Ironically , Bourdieu 's action theory means we human scientists are more constrained by structures than in Lévi-Strauss 's or Althusser 's structuralism .
23 We human beings ourselves have become a threat to our planet .
24 Indeed , the beginning of the period is as far removed from the end of it as we human beings are removed from it in history .
25 Because I do not accept absolute predestination , however , and can not believe that we human beings are simply pawns in some giant chess game being played in the wide blue yonder , I think that it is the person within whom the spirit chooses to dwell who actually makes the right or wrong decisions .
26 Why is it that we human beings are so curious about everything ?
27 Why do we human beings love to kill each other ?
28 We Tory MPs were not so sure .
29 Ministers are saying , ’ We good fellows will talk together , and we 'll come up with a decision . ’
30 He said , ‘ What will we poor priests do when you conquer , against a double invasion and your own new fleet turned against you ? ’
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