Example sentences of "he [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Where was he this morning ? |
| 32 | He cross-examined Hunt and knew perfectly well what he was doing . |
| 33 | Mr Robert Sheldon , chairman of the Commons Public Accounts Committee , said yesterday he was seeking more documents from the Department of Trade after Monday 's hearing when he cross-examined Sir Peter Gregson , the permanent secretary at the ministry . |
| 34 | Had he another name ? |
| 35 | Rose liked to come down here when he old man got on her wick . ’ |
| 36 | er , so , with that er he never ought to be on the buses , I mean he old Bernard Manning and Charlie what was that , his name , Charlie what ? |
| 37 | Some of he old outhouses have been converted into a Wheelwright 's workshop , a Blacksmith 's forget and a Plumber/Tinsmith 's workshop . |
| 38 | Or is he old hat already ? |
| 39 | I had to go in the office every Friday night and I was only earning about two pounds seventeen and six a week and they use and Deputy Harbourmaster , Captain , he say , how much you earned this week he say , three pound , I 'm asking you four he say , well they 'd take it off you and er you 'd be paying it now , takes about six months , and he old Harbourmaster see you about the quay he said . |
| 40 | Today 's move means though that he German discount rate is below our base rate for the first time in a year . |
| 41 | He ex husband George Hailes pleaded not guilty to cruelty , but magistrates banned him from keeping a dog for 6 months and ordered him to contribute towards prosecution costs . |
| 42 | In this vein Malinvaud ( 1983 ) writes : ‘ [ T ] he Walrasian equilibrium … is appropriate for long-run economic analysis , because in the long run prices are actually flexible and play the role that was traditionally given to them . ’ |
| 43 | Axis Fighters ( No 2 ) and Axis Bombers ( No 4 ) are particularly recommended as they show the expected types and such interesting aircraft as the Arado Ar 234 jet bomber , Heinkel He 177 bomber and Heinkel He 280 jet fighter . |
| 44 | England vice-captain Alec Stewart acknowledges the applause for his 148 , he second century in successive Tests |
| 45 | Since the total number of crossings , 5 is odd , unc has the determinant -1 ; accordingly unc unc unc Coincidentally , this example also illustrates he second variant : it is adventitious that the largest element among those available occurs in the first , second , third and fourth column in succession . |
| 46 | to it but he actual dance is lost . |
| 47 | For HE such forecasts have been confined to the university sector as data are not available for the public sector . |
| 48 | Returning to the main cavern at a dead run , Ace threw herself to the side as a cluster of boxes not far off exploded with a sharp blast , hurling several of the defenders into he oily waters . |
| 49 | The aircraft was known to the German Air Force , or Reichsluftfahrtminsterium for short , as HE 100 D , since the appellation ‘ 113 ’ was considered unlucky . |
| 50 | he 100 runners-up win the video , worth around £60 |
| 51 | In other theories it might not as such be a problem , though there may he similar identifications in theories having other central concerns . |
| 52 | What was he , job he was doing , was he chief instructor ? |
| 53 | When she was Prime Minister , relations with the United States and in particular he personal contacts with President Reagan , were far more special than they are now . |
| 54 | Had he personal experience of the matter , I imagine his views would be rather different . |
| 55 | Is he in a zimmer frame yet ( a la DOL ) or is he mere strippling ? |
| 56 | Int he clever Popsey ? |
| 57 | He unhorsed Edmund , knowing very well whom he held at his lance 's point , with economy and address , and without damaging the horse , for of fine horses there can never be too many . |
| 58 | The appeal to the EAT was based on the issue of whether the Tribunal had relied on a correct statement of the law when it referred to an excerpt from Harvey on Industrial Relations and Employment Law ( based on the EAT decision in Richmond Precision Engineering v Pearce ( [ 1985 ] IRLR 179 ) which stated that ‘ [ t ] he crucial question is whether the terms offered were those which a reasonable employer could offer ’ . |
| 59 | That the spotlight should be falling so directly on the schools market now was due , said Mr Davey , to the raised profile of education , the introduction of changes tot he national curriculum , but mainly to local management of schools . |
| 60 | The same membrane described in Figure 4 is hybridized with ( A ) riboprobe of HE 143 probe ( ND5 antisens ) or with ND4 probe . |