Example sentences of "[pron] [adj] [adj] [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | The other factor was the importance of the formations which allowed the archers to act in liaison with the cavalry , of whom some 2,500 served that year . |
2 | They have been stuck in North Division One for three seasons and lost five of their first six matches this season until four victories put them in mid-table . |
3 | After they lost their first two matches those fans must have wondered if once again Leeds were going to flatter to deceive . |
4 | I I have not one person ring me up and say ooh you rotten tory taking that money out of |
5 | Sometimes I get out my violin and we all three play some music together , which is a kind of combination of work and conversation — it has all the tense absorption of the one , and all the anxiety to reach the end , together with all the wordless companionability of the other . |
6 | yes make it possible first to gain everlasting life under the rule of God 's kingdom , Jesus had to pour out his |
7 | But if ever proof was needed that cricket in the Republic has cut across old racial divisions , it arrived as Wessels powerfully pulled Javagal Srinath for his 17th four to reach three figures . |
8 | He survived an outstanding Pathfinder tour as a group captain , was snatched by the AOC No 6 Group to become his SASO and got a " thick " un " hut chucked it all ill to drop two ranks to command No 617 Squadron , wherein he finished the war . |
9 | His first 50 took 133 balls , the second 59 . |
10 | Bob Hoover in his yellow P-51 shepherded Rare Bear as Shelton put her safely down on a taxiway where he was forced to ground-loop , without damage . |
11 | Acting captain Stewart , his delightful 63 taking 122 balls and including ten fours , gloved to short-leg a delivery from Jayananda Warnaweera that bounced and turned disconcertingly . |
12 | Acting captain Stewart , his delightful 63 taking 122 balls and including ten fours , gloved to short-leg a delivery from Warnaweera that bounced and turned disconcertingly . |