Example sentences of "[noun] [pron] 've [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | And she was glad to have the strength of anger against him as she deciphered coolly , ‘ What you 're really saying is that either I leave Travis alone , or , if you ca n't get me over the Norwood & Chambers contract , you wo n't rest until you find some other contract I 've had small dealings with and which did n't work out , which added together will amount to dereliction of duty . ’ |
| 2 | No being what I thought I was a man in those days I was n't really interested in them , but I know there was competitions and er I believe there was different numbers posted on windows and if you got the right number you got a prize but I remember Palfry Park I 'm having trouble with my eyes I 've got over-active tear ducts and |
| 3 | ‘ I 'm bound to be a marked man because of the goals I 've scored this season , but there will be more along soon — I 'm sure of that . |
| 4 | Joan while I remember in my car I 've got some things that I want your professional advice about . |
| 5 | ‘ The first friendly words I 've heard all day . |
| 6 | A spell of what Parrott described as ‘ the best snooker I 've played this season ’ enabled him to take a 6-2 interval lead which he then increased to 8-2 before Taylor showed his renowned tenacity by winning the next four frames . |
| 7 | ‘ Barnet were the best side I 've seen this season and we have to admit they were better than us on the day but Northampton was one of those things . |
| 8 | Mummy you 've get chompedy cheek too ! |
| 9 | Erm , under the banding system Mr Chairman , and as I say , it 's purely er to clear it in my mind we 've got residential points A and B and we have a manual system for nursing homes but the C one I 'm not sure whether should be in nursing homes or residential homes . |
| 10 | I 've got it , I 've got some how , but this wool threaded through here , she said get yourself up to the wool shop at Stock Hill they 've got this cotton look stuff in all colours for er fifty pence a ball |
| 11 | you see and now at the harbour they 've done that harbour mouth so that Walberswick will not be affected |
| 12 | Now in the lock museum I 've taken some locks th that I collected and took them over there they used to do speed locks butted locks sidecar locks er then , as the motor trade changed from all wood frames to metal frames , other types of locks , I took there but this is what is amazing me , they , at the lock museum they highlight all the Willinghall locks which are the padlocks , which are locks er wardrobe locks , cabinet locks and all the smaller type of locks but there was the biggest industry , I mean Walsall locks are still in existence now , they made er er locks for , for , for cars , the Bloxwich lock , that was their biggest trade was er , was er the bigger locks . |
| 13 | During peak periods I 've known 200 lorries waiting to tip , backing-up out of the port and along the surrounding roads . |
| 14 | So Lorraine I 've got this upside down funnel and that prevents the water from being sucked up . |
| 15 | It 's not a question I 've given much thought to . |
| 16 | Erm , so in the top left of this spreadsheet I 've got some documentation , below that some blank rows , a key parameter section here . |
| 17 | I 'm quite sure that the way forward for teachers and parents is within some kind of co-operative framework , and the only way that can work effectively is for each to be aware of other 's needs and difficulties , and the kind of barriers that have existed in the past for parents to get into schools I think are being lowered by the schools , but it takes almost a generation , I think , for parents to stop being frightened about what school is doing and the kind of parents who 've had bad experiences themselves in schools , I think , have enormous difficulties in approaching teachers and I 'm sure the answer is in terms of co-operative activity — children and schools , schools and parents , and all of them together with myriad of outside agencies that are available for children with severe problems . |
| 18 | You think about salesmen who 've got ongoing relationship with their client . |
| 19 | Suede do n't admire obscure little indie bands ; we admire the Stones and The Beatles , megastars who 've written great records . ’ |
| 20 | Besides the major intervals you 've got minor intervals . |
| 21 | Now , you know , that is the sort of attitude we 've made this class thing . |
| 22 | I 'm glad that Pat used the word exciting but all the story you 've heard this morning are exciting ! |
| 23 | Okay well H P one 's on your notice board you 've got four titles of possible essays . |
| 24 | ‘ I suppose I 'd better tell just in case you 've got any thoughts . |
| 25 | but , but the thing is if , if the traffic 's gon na be heavy , if it thinks we 're gon na get stuck in traffic , if you 've got a G T I you 're that type of driver you 've got that type of power , you can sort of pass and save a bit of time |
| 26 | but point is Teresa , would you , if you went back on Income Support you 've got that job club thing again do n't you ? |
| 27 | So you let go gently then you do the same on the other side , and then of course you 've got this piece free . |
| 28 | Now er in the last sentence you 've got five marks to give for spelling and punctuation . |
| 29 | you to look at it today , good job I 've knitted some erm good job I 've knit some jumpers for them , they 're gon na need them are n't they ? |
| 30 | His expression is the closest to any recognition of truth I 've seen all night . |