Example sentences of "[pron] [verb] [art] [adj] [num ord] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Yeah does n't do it oh I 'll be bother if I get a cold next week . |
| 2 | and I took every little last bit out . |
| 3 | Oh did I put the second last week ? |
| 4 | I recall at this period that I had a new second pilot by the name of Saltzgaber , who was first generation Canadian but German born , The target was Mannheim , When we got into the area we found that thick cloud covered what we thought was tie target , so we went down , But there was no way we were going to get under . |
| 5 | Oh I had an awful last couple of days . |
| 6 | Many years later , he found himself assigned a new First Pilot . |
| 7 | ( It is easiest to time this by tape recording a guided meditation which includes the 33 second technique . ) |
| 8 | Left : The steep groove which opens the magnificent second pitch . |
| 9 | This is not as easy as it sounds as it needs a change to the German constitution which requires a two third majority in the German parliament . |
| 10 | The Manor forms the focus of a group of stone buildings which include a fine 16th century Dovecote and an archaeological exhibition . |
| 11 | Further , in some Australian languages there are up to four distinct sets of primary ( as opposed to special supplementary ) kin terms : ( a ) a set of vocative terms , ( b ) a set of terms which have an implicit first person possessive feature ( i.e mean " my mother 's brother " , etc. ) , ( c ) a set of terms which have a second person possessive feature ( i.e. mean " your mother 's brother " , etc. ) and ( d ) a set of terms which have third person possessive features ( i.e. mean " his or her mother 's brother " , etc . ) . |
| 12 | Some funds have now been diverted to further education , so you get £20 as an encouragement if you make the local sixth form . |
| 13 | All because of the policies of those who shouted the loudest last week . |
| 14 | The 25-year-old central defender , who captained the troubled Second Division club in the season just ended , made his feelings clear yesterday after opening negotiations for a new contract with chief executive Freddie Fletcher . |
| 15 | She entered the spacious first chamber . |
| 16 | Only Harris , who played a fine third game against Chris Dittmar , the World Open finalist , provided much joy . |
| 17 | Graf , unbeaten since the beginning of May , took her winning streak to 35 matches by posting a 4–6 6–1 6–0 victory over the 11th-seeded Swiss , who played an inspired first set before caving in under the German 's familiar pressure . |
| 18 | The reelection regulars are four points away from a play-off place , with a game in hand of once-great West Bromwich Albion , who hold the vital seventh position . |
| 19 | The relationship of this picture with that provided by Salvian and his fellow moralists , who saw the early fifth century as a period of destruction , is not immediately apparent . |
| 20 | thought that the work areas were s to , supposed to limit them because when you do the one next year in a year 's time then you bring on board two more topics |
| 21 | Crawford , who had a bad second lap , lost 76 marks , 50 more than the winner former champion Jordi Tarres . |
| 22 | Although the Australians , who had a magnificent second half , only pulled away to a resounding victory in the last ten minutes , the harsh truth is that the Boks never looked like scoring . |
| 23 | Yet it was Everton who had the clearer second half opportunities after manager Howard Kendall had gambled on the pace of substitute Stuart Barlow by introducing him as early as the 50th minute . |
| 24 | Built for Charringtons , this blended surprisingly well with the company 's corporate identity as determined by Milner Gray of the Design Research Unit , an identity which itself reflected an early 19th century graphic feeling . |
| 25 | She drank a quick second glass of wine and did her best to smile round the table . |
| 26 | If you buy a different second rod you will have to learn this all over again , but more important , when you are fishing with both rods you will never work with them instinctively . |
| 27 | Now that is a word you seldom come across in England , but away up in the Highlands and Islands being " fey " means that you have a certain sixth sense — you are the seventh son of a seventh son , or whatever the drama is on that score . |
| 28 | Tankerville Digby , who gained a creditable twenty-second place with 805 points . |
| 29 | You you could take it a step further and with seeing that on the paper yesterday morning in service , we read the twenty third psalm . |
| 30 | The perception of Dr John Viney of Heidrick and Struggles — and that of the clients with whom he has spoken — is this : to be recruited as a consultant in Egon Zehnder one needs a strong first degree , plus a business degree , usually an MBA . |