Example sentences of "[prep] [pers pn] [verb] [adj] [det] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | At the moment there are no plans for them to do any more work on the building . |
| 2 | Once food has cooled to 5°C or colder , if any food poisoning bacteria are present most will grow only very slowly and it would take a long time for them to reach large enough numbers to cause a problem . |
| 3 | You know I asked you to commit yourself , how much do you think it 's worth for me to do all this kind of work and he 's , you 're confused because you think I 'm actually talking about money and I take the weight off your shoulders by saying no it 's not actually money , it 's in the form of two or three names , people open minded like yourself , who I can sit down and discuss the whole situation with |
| 4 | You know it was a real effort for me to remember all those things . |
| 5 | As far as I am concerned , it is just not necessary for me to play any more Sibelius in London . |
| 6 | They will make a base for me to pen some more articles for the Journal . |
| 7 | Mr Jarvis , who first gained the attention of Mrs Major through his readings of the Richmal Crompton 's William stories , says : ‘ The BBC have been after me to record some more William stories but I have decided that one series a year is quite enough . |
| 8 | ‘ Do n't worry , there 's no danger of me getting lost this time . |
| 9 | Neither of them looked happy these days . |
| 10 | For ahead of them lies several more hours of hard study and concentration , either at home or at night school . |
| 11 | Is n't it good of them spending all this time to be sure I shall be quite safe here ? ’ |
| 12 | of them having all these injections |
| 13 | Had she done so she would not have said a word , would not have looked a word , would simply have sat on the bed and talked to Tina for ten minutes instead of the two of them sitting opposite each other in armchairs . |
| 14 | How good of you to do all that work — and it is such hard work ! |
| 15 | Officially 20 acres of arable land was regarded as standard , but with some of it left fallow each year , many people must have got by with much less in practice , for in East Anglia , c . |
| 16 | Though the antarctic ice-cap is estimated to contain 90% of the world 's water , only a tiny fraction of it becomes available each year for living material . |
| 17 | None of us paid this any attention . |
| 18 | Now do you still feel that it is too much for you to take all that lot in in one go , or do you think it 's all it 's it 's it 's gu it 's |
| 19 | The man was dressed in a combat jacket and jeans , and behind him stood two more men , their hair cropped short , dressed in a similar fashion but holding two flags , a Union Jack and a red flag with a cross on it . |
| 20 | I want to be the kind of white man who can work with you to put right these injustices . ’ |
| 21 | How widespread now is erm the education movement now in you have much more schools , now is this spreading ? |
| 22 | Other eyes apart from mine saw all these faults . |
| 23 | He paused for a moment , then went on softly , ‘ Lord , Merrill , but you must have made one hell of an impact in just one evening for him to come all this way , presumably simply to see you . ’ |
| 24 | I hope André does n't see this as a welcome mat for him to make any more advances . |
| 25 | For a little while longer his health held up sufficiently for him to plunder one more shrine , at Rocamadour , and then at Martel , on 11 June , he died . |
| 26 | Well I think , I think she 'll be that fed up being here all that time , she 'll be glad to get back to America to be quite honest with you Chris , what is there for her to do all that time ? |
| 27 | Spencer had always been the favoured one , beloved by mother since his difficult birth made it impossible for her to have any more children . |
| 28 | So if you put the Ts back , if you put the tab sign back on it brings all those vitamin Cs , fibres and fats up as well |
| 29 | The conclusions which can be drawn from this examination of the use of state-funded welfare services by elderly people are that the ‘ older ’ among them obtain much more help than the ‘ younger ’ , primarily because , on average , they are much more disabled . |
| 30 | Well were just the , all just common ground owned by they own all that ground . |