Example sentences of "we [verb] [pos pn] [noun] for the " in BNC.

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1 It 'd be easier if we met my troops for the first time at the concert , ’ he said .
2 We send our mandates for the certain death of thousands and ten thousands !
3 Thus , if we restrict our attention for the moment to pupils for whom a statement is made , the proportion ranges across LEAs from less than 1 per cent of the school population to nearly 3 per cent .
4 Even with such a drastic cut , we estimated our losses for the first year as being in the region of £148,000 .
5 During our last seven months , as we prepared our recommendations for the secondary stages , the officials of the National Curriculum Council under their Chairman , Duncan Graham , were rewriting the attainment targets for the primary stages , supposedly in accord with the consultation exercise and Mr Baker 's own proposals about grammar .
6 ‘ It is vital that we maintain our concentration for the entire match .
7 Eight days ago we heard his voice for the last time .
8 In fact you 've been downright unbearable ever since we finished your articles for the journal . ’
9 Last November ; we began our search for The Most Beautiful Hair of the Year in conjunction with Supersoft .
10 Two ideas over-large for reconciliation are fronting each other now , and there 'll be no peace until there 's been — no , ’ he checked himself , ‘ I wo n't say a settlement , but at least a temporary losing and winning that shall silence us both until we get our breath for the next bout .
11 May we reserve our admiration for the qualities people have rather than for what they own .
12 After all , we live our lives for the ability to indulge in pleasurable activities — and believe me , they are not all found at work !
13 We finalise our campaign for the opening of the fair at Naxxar .
14 We discussed our plans for the living museum and theme park and told her about the oak tree .
15 We need to show the people of Hungary that we are here , we need their support for the air force and the pilots .
16 ‘ Let me invite you to dinner in an hour , ’ said George , ‘ and ’ — this was addressed to Mrs Robinson , who had crept in to stand in the doorway and hear the end of the story , and now stepped forward to play a part — ‘ please , let us borrow your daughter for the evening so that we four can be a company .
17 ‘ But neither of us allows our feelings for the other to get in the way of all the things we have to do .
18 ‘ About letting us have your papers for the Sir Edward Prendergast Collection and the Lady Prendergast Collection — the Emily Firle Collection . ’
19 Their being excited in us in an orderly fashion ‘ gives us a sort of foresight , which enables us to regulate our actions for the benefit of life ’ ; and this testifies to God 's wisdom and benevolence .
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