Example sentences of "[pers pn] spend some [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Only in the evenings did I spend some time with Mr Rochester , and I was careful not to allow him to hold me in his arms or kiss me .
2 I spent some hours in a newspaper office getting nothing , not even any change , out of an understrapper who had learnt his English in Enfield , and wondering less and less intermittently what time the public parks shut .
3 I NEVER did find Mr Wright although , following the instructions I received at my briefing , I spent some time looking for him .
4 Friday I spent some time here , half a day .
5 Throughout 1969 I spent some time each month visiting schools , and attending yet more meetings in Curzon Street .
6 When I first came , I spent some time with Sue , she 's the manager .
7 I spent some time with him after he drove back into the pit-lane and he was very categorical about his decision : ‘ It is simply not worth it , ’ he said .
8 During the summer of 1971 , soon after the ‘ discovery ’ , for the second time , of my disability , I spent some time in hospital .
9 I spent some time with another elderly miner in Sunderland .
10 I spent some time every day looking after her , and the rest of the time with my cousins , listening to their plans for the future .
11 It is a particularly painful spot to be kicked and I spent some time hopping round the byre and cursing in a fervent whisper .
12 ‘ As I told you , I spent some time writing letters and when I 'd finished I thought it would be pleasant to get some fresh air so I went out and posted them — in the box outside the main post office — ’
13 After finishing the course in June , I spent some time travelling within Eastern Europe and then spent two months in Austria to improve my German .
14 You may remember I spent some time in Paris — not the most pleasant of times freezing in the snow , chased by wolves and being half-hanged at Montfaucon .
15 I spent some time in discussion in Oman , not about the minesweepers but about the much more valuable corvette order that the Omanis are seeking to place , and I was given very satisfactory assurances by His Majesty the Sultan about those orders .
16 I spent some time in Japan .
17 I spend some time extracting the following day 's tasking for my platoon and allocate teams to each task .
18 Can you spend some time in Oxford tomorrow ?
19 During the nineteen-twenties she spent some time in London , and after her second husband , Maurice Platner , died in 1929 she moved to Johannesburg , where she died in 1932 .
20 She spent some time choosing what to wear to say goodbye .
21 She spent some time at Fettes College in Edinburgh , but most of her schooling was in England .
22 You eventually managed to get a flight to Milan , where you stayed in hiding , and then you spent some time near Lake Como ?
23 You spent some time describing how the linesiders were disappointed but nothing about the sterling work done by the loco department at Loughborough to put matters right and ensure a full days running on the Sunday .
24 mhm Well , David Brian , now you 're a doctor and a reverend and your the curate at Christ Church in Abingdon , but you spent some time over there in Saints Mary and John Church .
25 Use this knowledge of God 's care as you spend some moments praying through the issues you have isolated in the points above .
26 But when the tabloids come knocking on your front door , harassing your girlfriend , when you spend some time making headlines than music , when you 've developed a habit that 's hard to break when you 've pissed your best mates off to the max , something 's got to give , right ?
27 But they , they are a little bit inclined to what shall we spend some money on next , are n't they ?
28 Last year , we spent some £60 million helping refugees and displaced persons overseas .
29 That worried us as there were several great skuas working the sky above the bog , and we spent some time waiting for the goose to return before setting off again .
30 We spent some time in there when we were kids , did n't we Yant ? ’
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