Example sentences of "[conj] they [verb] about the [adj] " in BNC.

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1 The issues that they raised about the institutionalized nature of their oppression could not be resolved by any one local council .
2 Let your children play with these ‘ toys ’ freely so they learn about the basic properties of water .
3 The price of books of academic criticism indicates that they are not aimed at the educated general reader ( once they cost about the same as a bottle of whisky ; now they cost three to four times as much ) .
4 doing the writing to get over in the description cos they talk about the swirling sea
5 They will disagree in some cases because they disagree about the likely consequences of a particular rule , and in others because they have different visions of what a good community is like .
6 She first visited in March last year with her mother thanks to the villagers who started an appeal when they heard about the serious burns Elena suffered in a domestic accident .
7 ‘ A lot of people fell around the place laughing when they heard about the middle-aged poet bit , ’ he says .
8 I think if you go back a hundred years the problems in British culture were much worse , but nonetheless I do think there 's a tremendous arrogance around in modern so-called civilized Britain , and particularly when they talk about the ancient civilization of Israel , I just think that they were a far more humane nation than we are .
9 And when he and Hugh Paddick joined together for their Julian and Sandy routine — bravely supposedly using the names , and names only , of Julian Slade and Sandy Wilson ( writers of The Boy Friend and Salad Days ) — Williams and Paddick were giving new meaning to that word ‘ gay ’ , especially when they talked about the figure-hugging black number they had bought in Carnaby Street .
10 And as they go about the painstaking task of piecing the problem together there is one solution which everyone fears .
11 ‘ They 'd care as little about him as they cared about the two bombers who died in the van . ’
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