Example sentences of "[noun prp] [vb past] [pron] [verb] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The rescue co-ordinators include Scottish Natural Heritage and the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals abandoned plans to use whale song on Sunday , when Mr Goold found he needed stronger amplification of his recordings . |
| 2 | Andy did you put any coffee in this ? |
| 3 | So you know that , that as you know Richard said you know good idea , could make quite a few people , so I think Marcus , if , if Marcus chose that moment he , he really |
| 4 | The UVF denied he had any connection with it . |
| 5 | Villa had always been in command , but a combination of poor finishing and fine goalkeeping by David Seaman prevented them taking full advantage . |
| 6 | Joy made one last desperate attempt and produced the most horrendous squeak ever , like a hare caught by a harvest scythe . |
| 7 | Woodruffe helped him drink some Scotch and put him in Rogers 's limousine which a mechanic had brought over . |
| 8 | Joy told me to find some sort of a lining , and off they went . |
| 9 | Early on within this game I th when Blackburn scored I thought this game would be taken away from 'em . |
| 10 | On the contrary , Ronni sensed he relished this clash between them . |
| 11 | He sold his home to get on the grid … when no-one it seems except Nigel thought he had any talent … he roared into formula one with the old Lotus team … |
| 12 | Ford personnel director John Hougham said he believed industrial action was still a long way off . |
| 13 | In his libel action seeking aggravated damages , Donovan claimed he suffered serious injury to his professional and personal reputation , considerable distress and embarrassment and that the article implied he was guilty of gross hypocrisy and deceit by denying that he was homosexual . |
| 14 | And when Mrs Knight said she had some costume jewellery in the house he followed her straight into her bedroom where he started going through her drawers . |
| 15 | Coun Williams said he wanted unitary status as soon as possible so Darlington could control areas now under the county council such as education and social services . |
| 16 | Mr Lee claimed he had personal knowledge of a case in which a person had bought and sold council houses on four occasions . |
| 17 | Quelch claimed he had verbal consent from the NRA . |
| 18 | How many Weetabix did you have this morning ? |
| 19 | Mr Hurd said he opposed military action , but conceded the time had come where he could ‘ imagine armed action against Serbia to prevent a general Balkan war ’ . |
| 20 | Oliver said he felt foolish running away and it would be best to slow and let the man pass . |
| 21 | Mrs Jordan said she supported local councillor Joe Michna who has been fighting to save the common and to stop the sports complex licence . |
| 22 | Ben called it breaking new ground ; she herself would have put it ‘ widening her scope ’ . |
| 23 | On the question of whether the locomotive would be available to complete the double 8F' Cumbrian Mountain Express at the end of October , Mr Draper advised that the locomotive would be available if BR required it to complete this roster . |
| 24 | Mary thought she liked this boy , although he seemed so strange . |
| 25 | I said to Jay did you do any work yesterday ? |
| 26 | THE latest phase in Panama 's crisis began last Friday , when General Noriega had himself declared formal head of government by his self-appointed National Assembly , and simultaneously announced that a ‘ state of war ’ now existed with the US . |
| 27 | Breuer had himself borrowed this technique from the French psychiatrist , Charcot . |
| 28 | He does n't think Joe wanted it to end that way . |
| 29 | Trent saw him stuff white powder into his nose . |
| 30 | But when the prince reminded her — oh , so gently — of the deception practised upon his royal parents on Twelfth Night , Anne realized she had little choice . |