Example sentences of "[adv] go [verb] [prep] the [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | You do , you got , Lee the other night , it 's like Lee last Monday , went on the work experience and Monday night it all came down it 's pouring , oh it 's alright he says , were only going to go to the Woking |
2 | The development of the Group was obviously going to depend upon the capacity of management to monitor current , not historical , trends . |
3 | He 's fucking going to sleep in the car . |
4 | With a mouth like that , she 's not exactly going to fade into the background is she ? |
5 | ‘ I 'm just going to go over the fence and see what Camille 's doing , ’ said Scarlet , loath to say what she really meant — that she wanted to make sure Camille was all right — because that would imply that she might not be . |
6 | Yes , it 's very hard because you get to that stage where you know you can only really push forward for so long , then when it you know , the whistle looms near , you try and you know , you 're just going to go for the result really , and keep it you know , a clean sheet and just get a point out of the game . |
7 | I would just going to talk about the television licences . |
8 | I 'm just going to rely on the scores published in the Torygraph . |
9 | It asks why the sun bothered to start the cycle of life at all if life was just going to end at the middle like the soldiers life . |
10 | I 'm just going to comment on the lady over there . |
11 | I 'm just going to walk down the hill with this lady — her husband 's there — she 's had rather a shock — ’ |
12 | Then , in a louder voice , to Rainbow : ‘ I 'm just going to walk along the path towards the dunes a bit , Rainbow . |
13 | Ca n't exactly go running to the Führer . ’ |
14 | That Mrs Aggie no longer went ragging in The Courts , but , instead , encouraged the children to bring what rags they had to the yard , there to receive their candy rock , and also the women to come on a Sunday morning to the barn and buy what they wanted , she knew was very wise . |
15 | Altho , although if one is eventually going to talk about the report one could to make it clear to the parents that what one is a subject report and the other is a summate report . |
16 | A heroine who is a sewage engineer is hardly going to appeal to the escapist element in your readership , but a heroine who is a top designer of aero engines would be a definite asset . |
17 | I just know it 's more complicated than it 's ever going to seem in the newspapers . |
18 | I do n't think the Gruncher is ever going to fall into the lake . |
19 | ( Are you ever going to look into the Montmartre business ? ) |
20 | ‘ If it ever gets made , ’ says Howard , ‘ because I do n't think it 's ever going to get off the ground . |
21 | Timbuctu may have lost some of its mystique but still attracts more legionnaires than lager-louts and was always going to appeal to the adventure-seekers who answered the call of the organising triumvirate of Jerome Viellard , Oliver du Plessis and Ann-Pascale Suppot-Reveilhac . |
22 | But poor old Wayne Phillips was always going to suffer for the demise of the local hero , unless he got at least 100 in his first trip to the crease . |
23 | So this is why I emphasize the fact that when you become retired your circumstances are all always going to change for the worse as far as adjustments are concerned . |
24 | After that , Emmie tried hard to keep the big kitchen clean ; Marjorie could hardly go poking round the rest of the house to see what it looked like . |
25 | There are professional carers as well of course , who are paid to care for other people , but this discussion is probably going to concentrate on the problems of home carers . |
26 | Oh he 's out the car , he 's probably gone to sit on the bench . |
27 | You can also go rafting on the River Inn . |
28 | I 'm now going to put on the lights that 's better I thought it was a bit dull in here . |
29 | We are now going to think about the space inside a cuboid . |
30 | The first-years , after a first term filled with the medieval period and a second with the Renaissance , were now going to learn about the Baroque . |