Example sentences of "[adv] gets a [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 And erm , he throws the corn on the cob , he goes inside gets a drink , eats some food cos there 's loads of food cos you know and he goes outside and he goes quick , quick , quick loads of food , loads of food , quick , come on , come on , come on , loads of food !
2 By paying this amount to the short , the long gets a yield to maturity of 9 per cent on his holding of Treasury 12' per cent 2003 05 as required by the futures contract .
3 One thus gets a sequence of periods : 1 , 2 , 4 , 8 , 16 , … , ∞ .
4 Every night she comes out , I 've got ta do the homework , it 'll got ta be in tomorrow , normally gets a week !
5 What teaching quality might look like in drama , physical education , music and art , for instance , scarcely gets a mention .
6 But I also seem to remember rows , and Motherdear going on and on and on — she has that way , you know : she just gets a subject , and worries it to death and beyond , never giving up , like a dog with a dirty old carcass .
7 ‘ Sometimes London just gets a bit too much . ’
8 It tastes alright for a few mouthfuls and then it like gets a bit monotonous .
9 He always gets a laugh at Gerald Kaufman 's expense — ‘ Where are you , Gerald ? ’ — and he has tried a music-hall Welsh accent to score off Mr Kinnock ; but these jibes issue uneasily from his tongue .
10 One of the ponies at my local stable always gets a cough and a runny nose when he is stabled in at nights .
11 He always gets a crease when he 's chewing , his eyebrows when he 's concentrating .
12 But who ever gets a guarantee ?
13 ‘ Deus venerunt gentes ’ is long a good ten minutes if you sing all four sections ; the ranges of its five-part scoring lie less comfortably for modern choirs , and its vocal lines are technically demanding ; the harrowing text makes it an unlikely choice for church use ; the piece has never been published except as part of a library edition ; it takes stamina and capable direction to make a convincing interpretation out of it ; and since it hardly ever gets a hearing , only the adventurous know of its existence .
14 She always only ever gets a pass .
15 God hardly gets a look in .
16 Sadly , mathematics hardly gets a look in .
17 The fight in the beer tent hardly gets a mention .
18 We all call him Mr Groovy — which he is n't , but it usually gets a laugh .
19 She still gets a bit funny sometimes , and wo n't go out at night , even if there 's a party or summat .
20 For example , a two-handed axe deducts -2 from your armour save but a Savage Orc protected by his tattoos still gets a save of 6 .
21 A commuter from Crayford on Network SouthEast 's Sidcup line , Mr Constable pays about £700 a year for his ticket but rarely gets a seat .
22 Carried out behind closed doors — in workrooms , laboratories and offices — it rarely gets a mention in the media despite the fact that excavations are often featured .
23 And every now and again he probably gets a shade nervous at keeping cash under the floor-boards or wherever he puts it , and starts spreading the load . ’
24 One also gets a selection of more unusual descriptions such as : ‘ stretched square ’ , ‘ an endless shape with corners ’ , ‘ it looks like this … ’ .
25 Brynamlwg hope that student 's Dominic Farr and Vijen Patel can bolster the batting against visitors Gwerinwyr while spinner Khabar Abbas also gets a chance to impress .
26 The host or hostess also gets a commission if one of the guests decides to hold a similar party , and become an agent for the company .
27 Most small aeroplanes have an average airspeed of about 90mph , and can fly much more slowly if necessary to apply rallying techniques to aerial navigation ( i.e. when the viz gets a bit iffy . )
28 It pecks at the keyboard , asks a lot of questions and often gets a story in reply .
29 The light-middleweight from Runcorn , who now gets a bronze , was easily beaten by Dutchman Orhan Delivas and sadly admitted he was ‘ too hesitant . ’
30 The employee now gets a form signed by his manager .
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