Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] [verb] some [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ Perhaps you need some pain relief , ’ he might say , immediately sowing the seeds of doubt in the woman 's mind . |
2 | So you bought some jogging shoes . |
3 | So we need some clarinet parts ? |
4 | So we need some evening sessions to agree on that , and |
5 | So he has some track record . |
6 | I think we might as well get in a few things and anyway I want some envelope re-use labels . |
7 | Presumably you get some card license installed , so mind you , you 'd the outcome ! |
8 | I said , ‘ yesterday you collected some thirst quenchers from me for Bill Baudelaire 's daughter . ’ |
9 | Okay , now from the top , take two … lovely , now we need some back shot noddies ( TV jargon , y'know ) . ’ |
10 | And the rest are lecturers and other staff , and then various other units are on campus , and also now we have some industry people on campus . |
11 | Well we need some standing posts . |
12 | Well we have some quality system procedures which were referred to earlier this morning and they are called nonconformance control , corrective action and internal audit . |
13 | ‘ Ten years ago we had some curiosity value , ’ says Edward Foy , from Minnesota , one of the few foreigners with tenure at a Japanese university . |
14 | Then I have some phone calls to make . ’ |
15 | There I dampened some paper towels and wiped the flour off the goodies I 'd removed from Flaxperson . |
16 | Yesterday morning on the cookery up by there you needed some ice cream cake . |
17 | Then he rang some film company in London and asked for one of the most junior men in the public-relations office , and the girl could hear the phone being put down on him . |