Example sentences of "[noun] [adv prt] [verb] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ducks with a bow-tie on do you ? |
| 2 | Er mum it does n't matter where everything 's got milk on does it ? |
| 3 | See they ai n't got the concrete roads down to put them down when they bought the farm off Sam years later . |
| 4 | Keep the noise down thank you . |
| 5 | Roxburgh said : ‘ The idea was to take Ian along to get him involved with the way of things after his long absence . |
| 6 | Must have put your hair in did you ? |
| 7 | Er do yo do n't you remember us ta taking Iris and Ian down to see her ? |
| 8 | Now , Amy said something about paying this money in did you ? |
| 9 | Because the car 's due this week and er these two endowment policies so there 's not enough money in to cover them , so |
| 10 | Once inside the priory walls Corbett stayed near the gate , demanding the fellow go and bring Lady Amelia down to meet them . |
| 11 | Well , I had this one bought at Christmas and I 've only just got him persuaded to let me bring the board down to do it downstairs cos you , where are we going to put it ? |
| 12 | ‘ We get a lot of day trippers motoring around the Downs and they see the signs for Brands Hatch and they automatically put their foot down thinking they 're bleedin' Formula One drivers . ’ |
| 13 | Did you , saying that , did you see that programme on let me think oh dear . |
| 14 | The male then took up guard , fanning the eggs constantly with his large pectorals and turning upside down to fan them as well . |
| 15 | You have it upside down do you not ? |
| 16 | Went in a car in did you ? |
| 17 | yeah , so anyway erm , he bought the car in to tell me that , garage down here , five hundred and forty eight pound labour right and that was put on another wing , save repairing the wing , put a new on , so what I did with mine is , I put on a new wing , right , and reduced the labour by sixty five quid to four hundred and five , I make plenty on the parts |
| 18 | Er you see when I was , this would just be at the start of the First World War , oh damn I have n't put a switch in have I ? |
| 19 | They 're not yeah yeah but because pound down to get it even er that 's it . |
| 20 | But when Woodruffe took Woolley in to see it , nobody was looking at the trench-systems . |
| 21 | Start the morning about six o'clock and you muck out dress your horse over make him ready we call it make him ready , and you turn out at say , quarter to seven . |
| 22 | She carried her sandwich over to join him , saying : ‘ My excuse for being down here is that I have n't a moment to spare . |
| 23 | He took a deep draught , and wiped his brow with the back of his hand , taking the spectacles off to polish them with a white handkerchief . |
| 24 | They never come in without their , screaming their damned heads off do they ? |
| 25 | I also remember that goal vs Leicester in the 2nd Div … crucial ( all the goals in that match were superb goals … strachs was excellent — as was macca 's and probably made Wilko 's mind up to get him ) |
| 26 | and they live near them and his wife 's , he 's away from home a lot , so his wife 's happy because she 's got Joan for company and gradually she 's getting her old self and she wo n't be coming over today so she 's phoned her granddad up to let him know so he wo n't be worried . |
| 27 | Dommer swung his flamer up to cover her as she twisted her handgun around . |
| 28 | We 've got nothing to make him a sandwich up have we ? |
| 29 | The flickering patterns of the light made her face seem insubstantial ; like something you might glimpse in a dream but which , when you came closer or held a clear light up to see it better , would fade or change back to its true form . |
| 30 | you know that back door key , I seemed to remember picking a key up thinking it was the garage key |