Example sentences of "[adj] [adv] at [art] [adj] time " in BNC.
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1 | You put that on at the right time |
2 | Is that not at the same time as Glastonbury and all that ? |
3 | erm Peter wants to tighten up on on on the business of erm carrying holidays over and I think he 's right , actually , erm and he also is using this opportunity to try to et us to plan our holidays as a group so that we 're not all off at the same time , or if it 's appropriate we should all be off a the same time then we 're off at the same time , but it 's erm common sense should prevail one way or another , but it would be a good idea if you could let me have erm a brief indication of any major times you plan to be away . |
4 | ‘ If we can pick them all up at the same time we wo n't lose any of them . ’ |
5 | Hawthorn , horse chestnut and cow parsley ( which has one of the most wonderful scents in the world ) were all out at the same time . |
6 | But er we need to be dragging those out at the same time as we 're dragging everybody else out . |
7 | Gives her income and it 's balanced by her allowances and if you move not sufficient to , for the income to exceed that then at the same time it goes into a bank or building society you apply for them not to deduct income . |
8 | and they did n't know which one to watch there was two on at the same time so they picked one and she said if we had a video she said we could be taping the other one and he said how can you do that ? |
9 | Yes , she had thought — a man with a name like that will be both tough and passionate , sensual yet at the same time sinister . |
10 | Would you really have ‘ Voulez Vous ’ over The Specials ' ‘ Gangsters ’ , or Chic 's ‘ Good Times ’ , both out at the same time in 1979 ? |
11 | Pupils move from one station to the next either at a specified time or when they are ready . |
12 | Because he is of the establishment — yet , like Greene , he operates on the margins ; because he is outwardly well presented and benign yet at the same time frequently boiling with rage ; because he writes a crystalline yet subtly dandified prose which does n't give up secrets easily . |