Example sentences of "[noun prp] [modal v] [adv] [verb] at [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | There was still that bleak emptiness about his eyes , and Lissa could only guess at the torment he was going through . |
| 2 | Do you think that there 's a chance that what happened in Carshalton could possibly happen at the John Radcliffe ? |
| 3 | However , far from benefiting from this measure , the people of the south-east of England will also suffer at the hands of Chancellor Norman Lamont through increased fuel bills which many of them will have difficulty in paying as , contrary to popular myth , the south-east does not consist entirely of rich people . |
| 4 | Mr Lamont might also look at the threat to coal jobs from the new generation of power stations burning North Sea gas . |
| 5 | Fleury would have liked to have gone , too , but both he and Harry could not go at the same time ; someone had to stay behind to fight off the sepoys . |
| 6 | HONG Kong will not buckle at the knees over disagreements with China , its governor Chris Patten vowed yesterday . |
| 7 | HONG Kong will not buckle at the knees over disagreements with China , its governor Chris Patten vowed yesterday . |
| 8 | Dr Johnson would not look at the bones . |
| 9 | The RAF will officially withdraw at the end of July . |
| 10 | Chris could only stare at the slowly moving ship . |
| 11 | KPMG would not comment at the recent agm . |
| 12 | First they happen in June that 's that 's a good starter for one , and they 're really not that big a problem and I guess people in London would just laugh at the prospect of the noise which which May Balls cause and not worry about it in one way and would not have telephone calls to the local council and lots of stories in my newspaper every year . |
| 13 | Owner Sam Hammam , manager Joe Kinnear and chief executive David Barnard will also speak at the hearing . |
| 14 | Lowe could n't know at the time how much both his private life and his work were about to go right . |
| 15 | Woosnam will not sit at the head of the table but , as the newest member , at the end of a sprig . |