Example sentences of "i [verb] up in [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | I get up in the morning , first thing I do is light a cigarette . |
| 32 | ‘ When I wake up in the middle of the night and find a strange man on my boat — ’ |
| 33 | Yes , I believe in Jesus , but sometimes I wake up in the night just petrified . ’ |
| 34 | I wake up in the night — and always , its music or love : you ca n't imagine your life without them . ’ |
| 35 | Says , well if I wake up in the night and my sister 's not there I 'll think someone 's taken her or she 's run away , I 'll be frightened . |
| 36 | I get told off by my girlfriend because I wake up in the morning and the first thing I say is , ‘ Flippin' heck , have you sent those newsletters off yet ? . ’ |
| 37 | ‘ I can give it up , ’ he said in 1987 , ‘ but when I wake up in the morning , I actually think about drink . |
| 38 | ‘ When I wake up in the morning I 've just got to have a packet , ’ she says . |
| 39 | Of course , they did not and now when I wake up in the morning and thank God that I 'm a lesbian , I remember to thank myself as well . |
| 40 | I wake up in the morning soaked . |
| 41 | it 'll be back again Mind you , I feel it I mean I know at the moment it 's it 's me I my elbows in the morning I ca n't hardly move them when I wake up in the morning because I get that far my arms have to be outside the bed and our bedroom 's that cold |
| 42 | it stays like it permanent , when I wake up in the morning |
| 43 | I curled up in the shade of the parasol and tuned in to the natural static . |
| 44 | I pulled up in a gateway , Sam jumped out and we went through into a field ; and as the beagle scampered over the glittering turf I stood in the warm sunshine amid the melting frost and looked back at the dark damp blanket which blotted out the low country but left this jewelled world above it . |
| 45 | ‘ The colour drained from his face when I pulled up in the wedding car dressed all in black , ’ recalls Alison , grinning at the memory . |
| 46 | I tied up in a cove west of here , just beyond the headland . ’ |
| 47 | I was as bad as him when I started up in the butchering . |
| 48 | I put it inside cos I looked in I looked up in the atlas and there is a town called . |
| 49 | its , it 's , it 's the same Saturdays and Sundays , I ca n't get him out of the house and yet soon as we get there we have friends and family and they say , keep saying come on , come up and see us , I went up in the mini on me own one day and spent a couple of days with her , but , it , it ai n't the same when you go on your own , I dare n't go too far in my mini because it 's , it 's erm , it 's not a car that you can be hundred per cent sure of it , I mean as soon as it rains it stops anyway , we went out in it today and there 's all water in the front of the , in the front , but |
| 50 | I know , I grew up in a village . ’ |
| 51 | I grew up in a house where the smells of preparation and cooking began , below stairs , not long after I rose . |
| 52 | I grew up in an area that did n't have any live theatre to speak of , but we did have a local cinema house , and I was just in awe of this thing called the cinema . |
| 53 | ‘ I do n't use drugs myself , but I grew up in the South Bronx where heroin use was all around me . |
| 54 | I had a bit of an interest in gardens because I grew up in the country at Drewsteignton , but I always think I was very lucky to get that job at Castle Drogo — straight in as a single-handed gardener with no experience . |
| 55 | ‘ I grew up in the country , ’ she murmured , not sure why she had told him that because it had no bearing on the subject . |
| 56 | ‘ Perhaps not , but , as I already told you , I grew up in the business , ’ she returned hotly . |
| 57 | I know the person whose house , I mean , I 've spoken to Jane at some length and I 'll probably ring her tonight erm but erm , I , I might go around and see old erm tomorrow at a coffee morning I think up in the village |
| 58 | It cheers me up as I come up in the lift and stagger out blinking in the daylight . |
| 59 | allow and they reckon that soft ones are better suited too sports because , because of the great action they 're harder to , to knock out , whereas soft ones er , have better other qualities , I 've got this little fucking book , book that I picked up in the Boots in Farnborough the other day yes , its quite interesting . |
| 60 | It 's something I picked up in the Trow . ’ |