Example sentences of "[pron] [adv] [verb] the same [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ My companion and I merely walk the same path as you do . ’ |
2 | ‘ On the last tour I basically played the same thing every night and I suddenly came to the realisation that I was n't progressing as much as I should . |
3 | On the last tour I basically played the same thing every night and I suddenly came to the realisation that I was n't progressing as much as I should |
4 | And he all but confirmed this was his last match , saying : ‘ I basically feel the same way as I have all year , and although I am not going to announce my retirement , I guess that is it . |
5 | I only hope the same regulation is as strictly enforced in the rest of Europe . |
6 | At the height of his troubles we had a similar conversation … only the boot was on the other foot and I just used the same words back to him . |
7 | ‘ But I just want the same character and fight we showed when we were 3-0 down to Chesterfield . |
8 | ( I once said the same thing to Will Shakespeare and , sure enough , it 's in one of his plays . |
9 | ‘ I always keep the same hem-length , ’ said Lili . |
10 | As a professional I always work the same ground in two separate operations . |
11 | ’ — and I still have the same name in the telephone directory , ’ snarled Gina . |
12 | Paul Mellon : The book has n't in any way curtailed my privacy because I still have the same life ; I still have people to answer the telephone ; I still have a private airplane and my travel plans are unannounced ; and I lead my own life . |
13 | ‘ But as I still held the same views it seemed pointless . ’ |
14 | To solve this problem , I now use the same type of staples , but reverse the nail so that the plastic strip is nailed to the skirting upside down , that is , with the open part of the clip facing upward . |
15 | I even read the same book , Being Happy , that Faldo reads to get my mind in tune but I realise it 's your ability to put those thoughts into practice that counts . |
16 | I then overlaid the same area with marker 420 flesh , flatly , so that the white areas of paper now showed a peach pink and the grey areas appeared as neutral shadows of pearl grey pink . |
17 | Seamus should be told to put those right before someone else does the same thing . ’ |
18 | I 'm glad someone else thinks the same way ’ . |
19 | IBM Corp has been doing it for some time , and now Wordperfect Corp is doing it too — applying for patents on their software rather than relying copyright law : reason is that , as the Wall Street Journal explains , a patent can provide a company with exclusive use of its patented programs for a fixed number of years , even if another company develops the idea independently ; copyright , which is created as soon as an idea is expressed in an original way , protects only the expression of the idea , not the idea itself , and it does n't confer exclusive use if someone else develops the same software independently ; downside is that getting a patent costs big — in both time and money — and once it expires , the technology it describes is free for all . |
20 | The violent scene ended with his father telling him to leave the house , ‘ so decidedly that I actually left the same day . ’ |
21 | So I actually have the same brochure twice . |
22 | But I was pus pushing and p pulling of course I never saw the same doctor twice . |
23 | For I too have the same taint of ‘ foolishness ’ upon me as my great-uncle Fred , though I 've so far escaped the anguish of his illness . |
24 | ‘ The strength of Home Alone 2 is that it is not one of those sequels which just tells the same story again . ’ |
25 | Send it whenever you are applying for a job ‘ on spec. ’ or where no mention is made in an advertisement of an application form ( which usually covers the same type of information ) . |
26 | ( W ) is a women 's model , which usually has the same features but is built on a narrower last . |
27 | Nobody ever gets the same wave — even when it is the same wave . |
28 | It is still being published , and is the longest continuous magazine about or of the deaf in Britain which still bears the same title . |
29 | Ideas from object-oriented programming may also help databases to communicate better with the programming languages that modify their data — and to tell the difference between two items which coincidentally have the same characteristics . |
30 | Grain has always been important as an indicator of national well-being and prosperity , with bulging granaries more important to security in the long term than the missile silos which often share the same farmlands . |