Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] [vb past] [adv] [adv] [vb infin] " in BNC.

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1 In spite of sanitary reform and what little planning there was , urban overcrowding probably increased during this period and neither health nor mortality improved , where they did not actually deteriorate .
2 ‘ Perhaps you are , although I did not even imply it . ’
3 It seemed a strange request , and although I did not really feel like accepting , he politely insisted .
4 The journey was long but pleasant , although I did not really enjoy the last leg from Kuala Lumpur to Perth .
5 Although I did not entirely enjoy my time as a ‘ check knitter ’ , I learned one valuable lesson .
6 I found her insight and her interpretations of dreams interesting , although I did n't always agree with them .
7 But I did n't like working at Johnny Walkers so I think it was quite a good thing at the time , although I did n't really like it I 'm glad now that it happened cos I 'd probably still be working in there .
8 I have completed one year 's retirement although I did n't really retire !
9 I was that busy , y'know , getting up , going out to score , having a toot , going out again to score , that I did n't even realise what was going on .
10 I have always used a magnetic board and marker to follow the chart and found that I did n't even have to look away from it whilst punching , thus speeding up the whole process considerably .
11 I was lucky in that I did n't even have to know the women I worshipped , which opened the field up somewhat — I was happy to admire from afar .
12 He waved me through so that I did n't even have to slow .
13 I was so cowed that I did n't even say who I was ; I pretended to be her .
14 But that was a matter of choice ; there were some people I did n't like , and many more that I did n't even know .
15 At the time my athletic naivete was such that I did n't even know what a Director of Coaching was .
16 All I can say is that I did n't even know Melanie was still there that night .
17 My legs were shaking , I could see that he was nearly bursting with excitement at having something to tell me that I did n't already know .
18 The place had nothing to tell me that I did n't already know .
19 I found nothing about it that I did n't particularly like and plenty that I did .
20 ‘ I 'm very disappointed not to be doing the film , ’ Crawford added , ‘ but I would rather that people remember enjoying my performance in the play than say that I did n't quite pull it off in the film . ’
21 Yet when I came to think about it , it was only the slang that I did n't quite understand .
22 And I felt that I did n't really want to do this at a time when I was still floundering about and not having very disciplined classes and so on .
23 To say I did n't have time would not be true , but that I did n't really want to make time .
24 I actually wanted to that I did n't really want to go as far as for example deciding that the chair what they are voting would be within the resources available to the .
25 This was partly due to the fact that I did n't really understand what I was supposed to be doing and partly because I had a very intricate felt-pen and biro decoration to complete on my pencil case ( which obviously took priority over maths work ) .
26 I told him that I did n't really see the point in him talking to Frank and me separately .
27 I told Harry that I did n't really see how this could be resolved in your absence so we should just leave until you return from holiday .
28 on collecting my T-shirt and participants instructions a few days before the event , I was rather alarmed to discover that we were expected to meet at Alexander Stadium at 7.45 a.m. on the Sunday morning , a time that I did n't really know existed even before my maternity leave !
29 Well when Margaret suggested er doing a project on French polishing , I had to admit that I did n't really know what French polishing was .
30 I was offered a cleaning job that I did n't much like the look of so I left quietly before the final curtain .
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