Example sentences of "[pron] [vb -s] [vb pp] [num ord] " in BNC.
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| 1 | When you change the behaviour pattern which has become second nature to you , the world around you will react differently . |
| 2 | There are more members — and we receive more letters — for Steffi 's fan club service , than for any other player , even Andre Agassi , who has overtaken last year 's previously most popular male player , Stefan Edberg . |
| 3 | She has won first prize in international competitions in Paris and Flanders . |
| 4 | she said but how many of you , she said you 've a daughter ai n't ya or summat , I said at the minute , she gets married next April , by heck she said does n't time fly she says , I remember her coming and and from the paper shop |
| 5 | As shown in Appendix III , even if a tenant owes money to the local authority for rent , and to the fuel boards for heat and light , it will be the weekly credit caller who gets paid first . |
| 6 | She 's got last year 's basic . |
| 7 | why should a builder , because she 's bought second tiles , take time to sort out the duff one 's |
| 8 | Because it , it 's , it 's not particularly going to grab me because I 'm going to look at it and I 'm going to I 'm going to look down to see what it 's asking me do and certainly a busy news editor is looking down the line to see , and the first thing he 'll actually do is , is just have a , a very fast glance at it , find out what it 's about , and just make sure there 's someone who can be phoned , and what the news editor will do is actually throw it out into a pile of other handouts and there 's usually a journalist who 's , who 's who 's won first prize and their task for the day is to do all the handouts , and all you want to be sure of is that someone can make a phone call and the news editor wo n't , wo n't bother with any with any superfluous detail , all he 'd want to know is that somebody can be contacted , we 'll find out about it later . |
| 9 | So if you do n't know who 's died first and there 's intestacy , I E no will made , neither survives the other . |
| 10 | It may be that in rivers there are times when two or even more shoals rendezvous at a point along a shared beat and pass each other — whether travelling in the same direction or not — by swimming over the top of whoever has arrived first . |
| 11 | So often he has played second fiddle to Wright and notched only nine goals last season to his partner 's 30 . |
| 12 | The quantum of satisfaction derived by a voter from helping to elect a candidate he has ranked fifth or sixth or lower is not easy to assess . |
| 13 | Indeed , in the eight events since his last victory in which he has finished third equal or better , he has never once failed to beat par in the last round . |
| 14 | It has started first time without exception so far , and pulls smoothly when cold . |
| 15 | He gets married next month and one of his first tasks yesterday was to inform his wife-to-be that four days after they return from their honeymoon he 'll be off for two months on a 13-game tour . |
| 16 | Well he gets paid next Friday so I 'll |
| 17 | So it 's not as , it , it 's erm uniformly spread everywhere in the first place , it 's directed first at the focus and then when you meet another person whom you realize has the same ego ideal , then you identify them , with them by a kind of secondary erm secondary identification . |
| 18 | The device which holds the design together is the grid and this is what gets designed first . |
| 19 | ‘ We 'll let you know what 's happened first thing tomorrow , ’ said the fräulein . |