Example sentences of "[vb past] [pron] [verb] [adj] [pos pn] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Jean-Claude expected me to respect all his fads — especially the fuss and nonsense about the particular brand of coffee-beans he must have , and how he had to grind them himself , give the machine at least one hundred turns , sit comfortably .
2 What happened next , was done by a child ‘ who had suffered years of subtle torture at the hands of a madman whose twisted mind helped him justify all his crimes ’ .
3 I was never asked to discuss the final Report with her or with Mr Baker , so I can not be sure about her reasons , but from her radio and television appearances it seemed she found repugnant our insistence that a child 's dialect is not inaccurate in its use of grammar and should be respected .
4 He worked he worked all his time on the island apart from the time he was in the army .
5 They brought in this computerised call system which meant I took all my calls from a computer [ thumps dashboard ] here .
6 ‘ She married with your father , seeking to have a child who would restore Undry to the Glass Castle ; but when you were born , she saw you had all her magic , and more .
7 But what woman could have lured Angela Brickell and persuaded her to take all her clothes off in the middle of a wood ? ’
8 no , I wo n't , no I just get these for the kids , I might just be tempted to go in there and have a look though , did you eat all your others ?
9 Did you do all your work from the .
10 Did you do all your time in the Met , or did you start up north ? ’
11 Erm did you have all your equipment by this time , then you did get a rifle ?
12 And how did you lose all your weight then ?
13 Because you 'll say to people , did you take all your holiday last year .
14 Did you get all your homework done ?
15 Getting back to Rocky , did he play all his career at Arse at right midfield ?
16 Why did he have all his guitar out and everything .
17 ‘ But how did he get all his money ?
18 He said I put all my money in there .
19 Mrs Cass , of Wakefield , said she spent half her £92 weekly pension on food for the dogs , and had run up a huge gas bill to heat their individual home-made hutches .
20 The editor said she felt sure her information was correct , and could she have Henry 's address and telephone number ?
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