Example sentences of "[noun] [prep] [pron] [adv] it [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | No they just put chipboard behind it so it stays there . |
| 2 | On top of everything else it 's got a kind of kitchen sink drama air about it . |
| 3 | When she passed under the streetlight I could see her long , curly hair was red ; its rich hue glowed like fire , despite the way the artificial light stripped the colour from everything else it touched . |
| 4 | There 's no price on them so it does n't matter there is n't a price on any of them so oh we 'll |
| 5 | I like a broken line to look a picture , one in which there are ‘ lost and found ’ edges and in which the tone of one part is the same as the area behind it so it seems to have no hard edge . |
| 6 | But the tense negotiations over the formation of the Alliance , debate over what precisely it meant in terms of policy and tactics ( did it support a coalition , for instance , and if so , with whom ? ) , left the SDP hamstrung from the start . |
| 7 | held your foot on it so it did n't fly all over the place , yeah |
| 8 | A review of the poll says the panel 's decision to waive rules on which previously it insisted reflects a sense among experts of ‘ a precipitate decline in the importance of humanist classicism and … cultural literacy ’ . |
| 9 | Perhaps we are now in a position to give , from a parental perspective , an alternative interpretation of what exactly it means to ‘ come to terms with ’ a child 's disability . |
| 10 | ‘ It is obvious that ‘ reputation , ’ in the sense in which alone it concerns the subject of defamation , has relation to the particular person enjoying it . |
| 11 | Indeed , if this metaprogram view has any substance to it then it follows that the true potential of hypertext will only be apparent when computer scientists have discovered much more about the fundamental nature of programs and programming . |
| 12 | The difference with Burton came from the scale on which he did it , the talents he gambled , the colossal winnings , the rupturing losses , the public glare in which increasingly it took place and the undeniable fact that in the middle of this maelstrom was always a quiet , reading man whom Cis would have recognised with relief as the boy sitting beside the fire , buried in a book . |
| 13 | its thorns , it 's got thorns in it so it stops |
| 14 | Once it becomes an end in itself then it becomes worth doing and it becomes a profession in itself just as being a dancer is a profession . |
| 15 | Ah well actually he 's provided for because there is a sum of money left in trust for him so it does just my daughter I wanted |
| 16 | Through the double glazing the trees were heavy with snow , and when the wind blew handfuls of it away it looked as though the trees were breathing on the cold air . |