Example sentences of "it [vb past] [adv] with [art] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 After he 'd left the room , it filled up with a stressful silence .
2 Its headlights came on full beam , and it accelerated away with a rising roar which brought heads to windows all along the street .
3 In the Weald ( extending into Kent ) the Sussex could thrive on rough or scarce grazing but , put on good pasture , it fattened quickly with a high daily weight gain .
4 It came again with a great wakening light ,
5 It came up with a complex route which involves both endocytosis and fusion .
6 It came up with a risky and controversial course of action : close the county 's ‘ surplus ’ long-stay residential homes and reinvest in specialist community-based services for elderly people .
7 It came out with a sickening plop and a gushing gout of blood .
8 His vivid persona might have been contrived , but it chimed in with the national mood .
9 Although the CNAA was not itself formally involved in this planning , it was involved in the consultations , and at various points it linked in with the continuing policy developments .
10 Most of the other metopes are fragmentary , and it is hard to say if they carry out this distinction , though the little that remains of the lion suggests that it went well with the other western ones .
11 It contrasted unfavourably with the structured clarity of the convent .
12 But it contrasted starkly with the immediate evacuation area around Chernobyl of about nineteen miles , and the eventual relocation of people living much farther away .
13 Wycliffe saw a gull which seemed to be standing on the water but as he watched it took off with a derisive squawk and he caught sight of the lattice framework of the Wheel lifting to the swell .
14 When the apparatus functioned properly , it did so with a loud clonk that the writer could hear from his home near Selby Road .
15 The growth of the NSDAP in Danzig followed that of its growth in the Reich , but it did so with a slight time-lag — a phenomenon of border districts everywhere .
16 Consequently , when a handful of practitioners came together in 1979 , it did so with a single guiding principle : ‘ the real measure of development is the ability of a people to build its own comprehensive and complimentary and independent infrastructure that is capable of dealing with its own problems , needs and aspirations . ’
17 3.1 In the last chapter , we examined what is , in a certain sense , a side-issue since it dealt mainly with a particular variation of value found within a single one of the constructions open to adjectives in English .
18 In 1990 it came of age , in 1991 it carried on where it left off with a superb Easter opening at a cold and windy Donington Park , England …
19 That was a case , I worked in a hotel for years and years and it closed down with the new bypass and that , and just a girl beside me , she was coming for an interview , to the B M K and I came with her .
20 Extraordinarily , it ended not with the usual ‘ Vote Labour ’ or even ‘ Vote Kinnock ’ , but merely ‘ Kinnock ’ .
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