Example sentences of "and [adv] they [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Er , and eventually they took that tune from a melody from a Haydn 's string quartet . |
2 | And so they made two provisions which make the situation rather different . |
3 | And so they put three sets of converters in . |
4 | be because leaders want power and they get power and so they want more power . |
5 | You have one on each leg erm and one erm on the bridle and apparently they use special tools that er hobble the mare and stop her moving , so she has n't got any choice and when they lead the stallion in , they got these five guys there erm with these various tools and they make , hold the mare still to make sure the stallion can mount , because apparently very often the mares wo n't have it and th they kick or they walk away . |
6 | John quickly became intimate friends with Mr Huddlestone , the general manager of the Winter Gardens complex , and together they produced more scenes and numbers during the summer season and well into the autumn . |
7 | He gathered a considerable following of loyal and disaffected men , and together they served many masters , both Christian and Moslem , during the next five years . |
8 | The old thief rambled on and together they completed another circuit of the perimeter path . |
9 | Childbearing makes women dependent and thus they have less access to such freedom . |
10 | And still they treat this house like a hotel — |
11 | With fertilisers the same crops can be grown year after year on the same fields and still they give high yields . |
12 | And also they wanted harsh decisions to be taken in respect of their effects on industry . |
13 | Kylie 's organisation believed the unofficial pictures were literally losing their star millions and whenever they saw those pictures on sale they moved to sue the publishers . |
14 | ‘ He needed his students to have books , though , ’ bellowed Mr Varley , ‘ and now they cost twenty quid a time — twenty quid a time , that 's what they cost . ’ |
15 | And now they have mental powers that allow them to surpass physical laws . ’ |
16 | And now they have another LP . |
17 | They were hanging around town when they met and now they see each other about five times a week . |
18 | That was the Labour party 's half decade of debt and now they plan another £37 billion worth of expenditure . |
19 | Now I suppose for most of us because of the very fact were here this morning they have been few and far between such experiences , perhaps what is more common is that we may have spent time with someone who was dying , their last few hours , their last few minutes , and if they were not unconscious I wonder what sort of conversation would be going on between us and them , what sort of things would we , would we of been saying , what would we be asking us , well in this passage that we have been reading we have just such a conversation , two men who are on the verge of death , death can only be hours away for both of them , and here they have this conversation , it was in that sense it was one of the strangest interviews any body ever had with Jesus not only is the , the account here of er a death bed conversion , but the one who is saving is also in the process of dying . |
20 | Death , it can only be hours away for both of them and here they have this conversation . |
21 | And then they drove another tunnel out , an access tunnel which |
22 | When the supply comes onto the market , right so this thing here is the expectation of price in P T , when the supply comes onto the market right and that expectation is formed at T minus one , right so at the beginning of the year farmers make some forecast or some expectation of prices when the crop will come onto the market in T , right and then they form that expectation or that prediction , right , at the beginning of the period , or at the end of the last one , T minus one . |
23 | I mean I used to , I can chart the American way you see cos but the American way is different to the British way cos we just count number one to eight but with an American they go one one , one two , one three , one four , one five , one six and then they come this way . |
24 | My parents had fitted cupboards and wardrobes , you know , fitted like throughout their room , it 's like , the normal two cupboards on one side , the cupboards above , plus the extra fitting and like wall fittings and , then the back bits by the bed , and then they had stable door and the big long dressing table and the end unit , and they actually bought different side panels for different wardrobe fittings . |
25 | Now the boatmen they used to erm the name , the family of a name of , and the old man , the grandfather his name was and then they had three sons who were boatmen , one was called Arthur John , one had a nickname of Snowball , the other one 's name was George and they used to er , some of them at times used to row from the lock gates out to the Cork Lightship together to get a boat , so they made sure of roping that boat in at , at er in the dock or at Cliff Quay and course they used to get the captain of the ship to sign er a bill and they used to take that to the , to the shipping agent and then he 'd pay 'em the money . |
26 | I du n no what it is but they 're about that long and about that round and then they got this trigger like you similar what you do on the Vax hold the trigger . |
27 | Ilbrec turned to him , his light plain in the dim room , and then they gripped each other in their arms , Ilbrec hiding his face on Jake 's shoulder . |
28 | and they say pen and then they say one rupee , which is a tiny bit of currency , erm and they ask for pens for their school so that they can write at school . |
29 | and then they do some songs |
30 | And sometimes they need external authority to control them and give them standards and tell them what to do . |