Example sentences of "[noun] go [adv prt] [noun prp] " in BNC.
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| 1 | So we made the decision to go up Beinn Damh , not a Munro , but nevertheless a divine mountain of 902 metres situated conveniently behind the cottage . |
| 2 | So you get the impression here of Lincoln talking about an unusual crisis situation in a letter to one of his mates in eighteen sixty four Lincoln goes on Lincoln goes on to , in his letter to a friend to deny that civil war was fought to , to free the slaves er as a moral crusade , he wants no part of that argument . |
| 3 | For the FA Cup Finalists to go down Sunderland would have to lose their last three matches , with Oxford winning their final game at Tranmere and making up for their inferior goal difference , Plymouth and Newcastle also winning , and Grimsby getting at least a draw . |
| 4 | We used to make a detour going down Lenin Avenue . |
| 5 | Then as soon as the last act goes up Bobby will ring for a doctor and say that Bunty 's had an accident . |
| 6 | What time did the chicken go on Paula ? |
| 7 | Now we 're going over to the tuck shop Go on Natalie sing something . |
| 8 | Well done , that 's it , right , O K. Go on Matt . |
| 9 | Do you know bus fares go up Sunday ? |
| 10 | The taxi goes down Paseo Escalon . |
| 11 | on Tuesday I said , eh , chance to go out Tuesday night . |
| 12 | When the hot , salted water went down Andrew 's throat , he gulped , and it would have all spurted out had Peggy , and none too gently , not clamped his jaws together again . |
| 13 | Car parks in accessible areas like Glencoe have been full to capacity according to the area 's rescue team , which has recorded as many as 150 people going up Stob Coire nan Lochan in one morning . |
| 14 | When the eighth wicket went down England were still nine behind , only for two unlikely heroes to emerge . |
| 15 | As Clare went out Carolyn quickly and unexpectedly closed the door behind her and said ’ Thankyou , ’ as if she 'd been shown her hotel room by a maid . |