Example sentences of "[adv] go [num] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The augmented intervals are quite easy because you 're only going one semitone greater than what , than the note that appears in the major scale are n't you . |
| 2 | But she had only gone two steps when Guido spoke again . |
| 3 | No , perhaps go one day |
| 4 | The real interview may run a very different course from the one you anticipated , and you do not want to develop the subconscious belief that it can only go one way . |
| 5 | The rat could only go one way , burrowing its way out through the living flesh . ’ |
| 6 | well that 's what I said , you can only go one way |
| 7 | Is that , presumably that 's what 's happening at the moment , it just goes one pound ninety in deficit each month |
| 8 | erm and also checking with them that you know you 're not going one way and no no , they 'd want you to do something else , |
| 9 | How can I face people when I must look as if I 've just gone ten rounds with an all-in wrestler ? ’ |
| 10 | Monday morning Trent , it 's just gone twenty minutes past eleven . |
| 11 | She had a steady boyfriend who had never suffered from herpes himself , and , after a difficult first year following her primary attack , she had gradually improved until she finally went nine months without any trouble . |
| 12 | As you do n't have to go through a minor interval just go one semitone lower and |
| 13 | She could never remember just how the rag business started , but she recollected that she no longer went three times a week to the paid school . |
| 14 | His family 's Vernons Pools had been sold , his drought of Classic success in Britain had already gone five years and his Manton Estate was proving a costly exercise . |
| 15 | He was able to manage the May term at Cuddesdon , though he needed still to go three times a week to London to see Browne for treatment . |
| 16 | He once went two months without working — with five kids . |
| 17 | Also going 10 league games undefeated would match the run we had at the start of the championship year . |
| 18 | In 1990 up went two trees . |
| 19 | In 1989 , up went one tree . |
| 20 | The long-time front runners have now gone four games without a goal , and their misery was prolonged yesterday as they missed from the penalty spot . |
| 21 | ‘ I would liken them to the Hitler Youth Movement — using intimidating tactics to try to control those who come to matches and deterring decent fans from watching us , ’ said Jobson , whose Southend side have now gone nine League matches without a win . |
| 22 | City , whose power struggle has dominated the season 's headlines , continued to struggle on the pitch where they conceded two goals in the first 22 minutes and have now gone nine Premiership games without a win . |
| 23 | Duncan , we have now gone seven months without presenting a claim , during which time our members have continued to work hard for the Corporation . |
| 24 | Wednesday have now gone seven League games without a win and must start taking chances or stop making basic mistakes at the back . |
| 25 | ‘ But I 'll tell you this , I 'd rather go 12 rounds with Lennox Lewis than face a 25-yarder from our full-back Clive Freeman ! |
| 26 | For every pub mentioned that is still standing you get one point ; for every pub long since gone two points . |
| 27 | Right this minute now cos it 's quarter to nine already , we need to be getting going to school considering we were n't going five minutes ago and now we are ! |
| 28 | Yeah , were n't gone two minutes |
| 29 | The lieutenant had n't gone fifteen yards before the first bullet hit him , but somehow he still managed to carry on until he reached the wire . |
| 30 | She looked for him once or twice ; even went one day to the tiny public library which was in a room with stained glass windows at the back of the Town Hall , but she could n't find him . |