Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] [det] the " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ Rather him than me all the same , ’ said Jefferson , the Australian . |
2 | When you 've done twelves and you 've got all the answers that you all the things you can make out of it . |
3 | They made specific donations on the night in the knowledge that it all the proceeds were going to the cancer day ward and that helped to boost the figure . |
4 | A distinguished philosopher , much admired in the profession , became a celebrity overnight when he wrote in a Sunday paper that what all the varied responses had in common was the forlorn belief that somehow , through talk or action , the decisive event would be warded off . |
5 | For instance , Arnaud Reid ( 1982 ) , in arguing that what all the variety of art forms have in common is the requirement of ‘ aesthetic intention ’ , explains : |
6 | The reds where the home signals , yellow , the distance , and I this the black were points were they not . |
7 | This was the same old tumbledown mission hall which the Sally Army used and which all the neighbours used when there was a wedding or some other big function to be held . |
8 | But er I 'm just trying to think now er Ben er the trouble with it is , Edmund ca n't leave the country whilst he 's in a job until he gets naturalization because he 's got to get a work permit and an entry permit and everything all the way through |
9 | What all the wise promised has not happened , and what all the damned fools said would happen has come to pass . |
10 | Because what all the fine talk came down to was hard cash . |
11 | I now bring before you all the attitudes I now realise to be wrong . |
12 | While norms and values define society 's rules , it is through socialisation that individuals come to embrace as their own the norms and values of others and learn to regard the rules and traditions of their society as rightful . |
13 | In the countryside farmers began to claim as their own the land that had previously been state-owned . |