Example sentences of "[pers pn] were [adv] [verb] a [adj] " in BNC.

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1 so she were just having a few crumpets
2 He did it on the guitar and you were simply found a few words and
3 You can only , you , you would n't know that it you were hearing a C to a C , you would n't know you were actually hearing a diminished second would you ?
4 At that time we were also building a similar data base on another CAD system , which involved re-writing all software to suit .
5 Zoff , one of the biggest names in Italian football , clarified the whole situation when he said : ‘ We were just discussing a technical point .
6 We were just having a hot drink .
7 The clear consensus of the meeting was that while some visitors might be able work with us on advocacy , we were increasingly asking a growing range of contributions from such visitors .
8 ‘ We were able to draw on our experience in academic bookselling , and demonstrate to the Hallam that we were already running a successful academic bookshop in Sheffield .
9 We were all having a furious argument about who should be there to land this enormous tip and while we were doing that , his Royal Highness sort of sneaked out and did n't give anything to any of us .
10 We were then given a simple exam which consisted of crossing out stupid answers in order to leave the least stupid one .
11 We were always assigned a prescribed pattern to follow after take-off .
12 Even in the peripheral Hiberno-British province they were already displaying a notable capacity for innovation at an early stage of the local Bronze Age .
13 This caused much grumbling and complaining , as the masons considered they were anyway fighting a losing battle against the castle 's accelerating decay without its guests adding to their workload .
14 He smiled infuriatingly at her , lifting a hand to run it over his dark hair , seemingly as relaxed as though they were just sharing a pleasant little chat rather than this frosty interview .
15 They were just having a peaceful protest , sitting there and linking arms : no threats or fear of violence .
16 The Frome Turnpike Trustees have returned to the scene ; the powers vested in them by previous legislation having been insufficient to meet their needs , they were now given a helping hand on 19 June 1797 , with :
17 Men from the company sector might find the jargon of competitive market solutions more appealing , but most recognised they were now entering a new milieu .
18 George and John , who started with a modern fun pub , discovered they were forever seeking a traditional pub for a good pint on their days off , so they decided to start their own .
19 A few miles further on they left the motorway , although they were still following a main road .
20 Besides , he had no sympathy with the Black and Tans ' methods — they were only making a bad situation worse .
21 Fortunately for president Truman the American troops dispatched to stop them were officially declared a United Nations army engaged in a ‘ police action ’ to restore peace .
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