Example sentences of "[noun] [pers pn] [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 31 | I heard er er der at er erm parked in the other car park I heard the hoofs go bang ! |
| 32 | ‘ I was cold and wet by this time , but after a tour of inspection I found the house was deserted . |
| 33 | ‘ The more champagne I drank the better I understood his strong Scottish accent . |
| 34 | In both cases I recorded the results through a Fostex desk to find out how the Power Tool translates these sounds to tape . |
| 35 | The policy was cleared over the next few days and on 19 March I told the House of Commons that |
| 36 | On Wednesday 5 March 1980 , I explored the practicalities of this course at a meeting in the department and on 10 March I minuted the Prime Minister . |
| 37 | In March I predicted the winner of the 1992 Booker Prize . |
| 38 | In March I gave the whole of the plot a dressing of blood , fish and bone fertiliser . |
| 39 | LIKE your correspondent I think the RSPCA makes it too hard for people to adopt pets — it refused to consider us because our garden was not fully fenced , even though there 's half an acre of it well away from a main road . |
| 40 | My I wanted to do , is said my name is Jonathan do do , doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo do da da da da da da da money dee da my name is Jonathan ee ee ee dee doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo din din din din din din my name is Jonathan din din din and it 's mine and it 's mine oh oh oh mum mum bom bom bom bom bom , bomby om bomby om doo de doo doo doo doo dee dee dee dee doo doo doo dee doo doo dee dee dee I said my name is Jonathan come on mum I kept the cassette going . |
| 41 | When he went in the Dolphinarium I got the bus up to Devil 's Dyke and had my sandwiches up there . |
| 42 | I remembered the noise I remembered the noise as we went past the pub , so I went back to the pub and sure enough there were fifty Sorry thirty burly men . |
| 43 | Route II came in 1943 with Brian Kellet climbing on from the chimney rift of Route I to cross the upper slabs . |
| 44 | Whatever the grade , Route I opened the way for all that was to follow . |
| 45 | At the Suzuka Eight Hour I had the front skidding in the second part of the Spoon Curve . |
| 46 | Then after about an hour I heard the familiar heavy tread of Dad 's boots on the cobbles . |
| 47 | Once when he swung across the road to frighten a cyclist by passing within inches of him at forty miles an hour I expected the Feldwebel or the officer to be angry . |
| 48 | Bleary-eyed , at the appointed hour I loaded the car at John 's with two large display cases , posters , boxes of lead , a bag of pre-decimal coinage , two folding chairs , a roll of velvet material — and the kitchen sink ! |
| 49 | With all my heart I hated the malais . |
| 50 | Then in the last two lines of the appendix I read the panel on doctrine seeks permission for the joint commission to meet twice yearly as necessary to study documents of doctrinal interest . |
| 51 | Sir : I consider myself fortunate in having selected your launch issue from the station bookshop , being attracted by the price , for as a relatively new computer user I find the content both interesting and easy to read and understand . |
| 52 | No and just have a look at the computer I mean the printer that 's about half a metre long . |
| 53 | In support I supplemented the engineering team with more members of the AIB engineering section . |
| 54 | Yet when I step off the bus at the Coronet cinema I get the same lurch as when I first left home . |
| 55 | Of course I knew the path led to the Camus na Dobhrain , and the lawyers had told me that the cottage was let to a girl , so I wondered why he was headed there . |
| 56 | ‘ I was saying , ’ Shannon strove to sound as dignified as it was possible to sound for someone who was blushing like a schoolgirl , ‘ that of course I admit the man 's gorgeous . |
| 57 | Of course I enjoyed the company at school because my childhood was a bit lonely . |
| 58 | Well of course I mean the the point there is |
| 59 | Of course I know the vast majority — especially the New People — do n't care a damn about any of the arts . |
| 60 | Uhm , no , I er I 've sort of started off and I 've got so far down and er I love the drawing that Freda Rudman from Stanford-in-the-Vale has done of their village , and er and of course I like the Harwell entry , which is my own village , but there 's certainly some very nice entries in , some very good entries in . |