Example sentences of "[coord] [adv] [verb] [pron] [adv] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Here it is important to note that , despite the burden of many of the choices we can now make , people leave themselves with just as weighty a problem by refusing to recognize the options open to them , either putting themselves too easily in other people 's hands or not allowing themselves enough space to make an informed choice . |
| 2 | Only once or twice did he ever become aroused enough for them to make love . |
| 3 | Well is n't that normal , or where do they normally put their books ? |
| 4 | Channell introduced him to a friend , Ralph Hixon , ‘ a very devoted Christian ’ , and discreetly left them together to pray ; Channell watched a bit through the glass . |
| 5 | Her own petit friture was a plateful of tiny fish , crisply fried and sprinkled with garlic , and they both opted for guinea fowl casseroled in red wine , and so tender it almost fell off the bone , with sautéd potatoes and cabbage cooked in butter , as their main course . |
| 6 | You know it and so do I. So do n't waste your breath ! |
| 7 | " Everybody move around without touching anyone and not letting anyone else get near you . |
| 8 | A BOY of three picked up a terrorist car bomb in the street — and innocently took it home to show his mum and grandma . |
| 9 | And once caught they usually remain customers for life . |
| 10 | Full of new hope that maybe our rethink might be working he struck into what appeared a solid fish , although this was a little misleading as the cat had picked up a little weed and once freed she quickly surrendered . |
| 11 | This is n't as bad as it seems ; switching a PC on and off does it more harm than leaving it powered up . |
| 12 | The mother wasp , therefore , does not merely dig a burrow , and later leave it never to return : she departs from and comes back to it many times . |
| 13 | Probably the same dislike of children led her to desert me immediately after my birth , and also caused her only to return on that one , fateful occasion when she was at least partly responsible for my little accident . |
| 14 | What I hope to do is simply to share with you the life of Idigo and in experiences and to walk alongside him and also to help us reflectively to look and examine our own journey where are we with God ? |
| 15 | ‘ Small spaces help residents to communicate with each other — and also give them somewhere to escape to . |
| 16 | And smoothly did they now dress . |
| 17 | Now , with the torch beam sectioning the darkness above and behind me– I gratefully entered the dark cleft and began to pick my way over the lumps of rubble and mortar beneath my feet . |
| 18 | He 's like a gazelle , Lee thought , that once ran free and now finds itself all tied up in an unregulated zoo . |
| 19 | There was a good deal of schoolboy teasing and even bullying which probably had its origins in sex . |
| 20 | When Wendy 's father died of lung cancer , he asked Rhoda to move in and presently got it together to marry her , thus putting a stop to Wendy 's sudden plan to abandon Dev and move back in with Ken . |
| 21 | So you 've you 've got your three points so remember the er the Aldershot just list what they are then expand briefly on them then list them again and then invite somebody else to give their er their opinions . |
| 22 | Students of literature who used concordance packages on mainframes commonly asked the computer to produce for them a complete print-out of their chosen concordance , and then took it home to consult in the traditional manner , turning the pages of a sheaf of paper . |
| 23 | The doctor trekked through the driving snow behind the girl , and then left her downstairs to go and tend to the mother . |
| 24 | Continue using the treatment every two weeks until your hair is back to normal and then use it occasionally to pamper yourself and to maintain the condition . |
| 25 | Pickerage said Frome was going to teach him to play squash , and then take him home to introduce him to his parents . |
| 26 | He told her how much he had missed her while he was away skiing and then asked her simply to marry him . |
| 27 | But I really could n't see the sense in women wearing Armani by day and then letting someone else dress them by night . ’ |
| 28 | The cuckoo is what is known as a brood parasite — it lays its egg in the nest of a different , host , species of bird and then has nothing further to do with it . |
| 29 | Allen 's colleague Jeremy Bailey has produced a computer program that colour-codes the view at each wavelength and then adds them together to produce these multicolour views . |
| 30 | The old woman once again muttered incoherently as though complaining and then pulling herself together said clearly : ‘ Does your father wish it ? ’ |