Example sentences of "[noun sg] we [vb base] [art] " in BNC.

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1 ‘ In my borough we have a lot of odd-shaped kitchens .
2 So coming off the top of the furnace we have a mixture of nitrogen , quite a lot of that , carbon monoxide and a bit of carbon dioxide .
3 They learned that as an association we have a claim on the school , especially if it is open .
4 In this first of a series of articles designed to make you more aware of your Association we outline the overall structure of the IBOA .
5 In our thinking we follow the Perceptual maps of the world that we build up in our minds .
6 After exploring the famous City of Innsbruck we cross the Europa Bridge on our way over the Brenner pass into Italy .
7 That is why on this side we resist the proposals which come from members opposite to add to public expenditure every day of the week .
8 On the other side we hear the accusation that scientists are ‘ playing God ’ .
9 I agree with Mike that the panel has been and er he is and will continue to do , erm I am sure , erm and , and that think certainly it will apply to , ought to be extended so that it wo n't need staff , er to be need during er nineteen ninety four erm and we wanted to , to note the continuing high levels of unemployment er on this side we believe the County Council should have an economic purpose strategy anyway , this should be a very important part of it 's strategic there , the strategic planning role .
10 On this side we have an agreement in fighting the eighty seven seats and it certainly in terms of Wales , we are going to win all five of them .
11 On this side we handle the up-goods from the American and Cape line ships .
12 But on the Continent we appreciate the woman of thirty . "
13 Reflecting on Down 's immediate future he adds : ‘ You have to remember that the championship is only eight or nine weeks away so the more competitive football we get the better .
14 Sometimes when we project into the future we have a reasonable expectation , based on experience , of what will happen .
15 Over the entrance to our guildhall we have an effigy of the head of Cromwell , pinned back by his ears by two large nails .
16 In the money supply equation we adopt a policy rule which Barro ( 1976 ) showed would lead to policy ineffectiveness ; that is , we assume that the quantity of money is linked only to the once-lagged value of :
17 With this in mind we take a look at the kind of thing the cold weather walker should be wearing on page 26 and bring you the latest thermals on page 24 .
18 Bearing in mind we have the more difficult travelling but they undercut us .
19 To emphasise the difference between long-distance and short-distance sensing we coin the term aloof sensing to refer to non-intrusive measurements at laboratory distances .
20 To the stranger we present the face of control and rationality .
21 But in the New Testament we encounter a change : the tense is a resounding present indicative — the Kingdom is here ! ’
22 If we examine the lexical units referring to other modes of perception we find the following correspondences :
23 Yeah , that 's right income , income elastic manufactured goods , as a result manufactured erm sectors will be growth sectors simply bec , because as income per capita rises , people spend proportionately more of their increased income on manufactured goods and as a result we witness a marked increase in trade in manufactures .
24 As a result we operate a booking system which aims to give as many people as possible an opportunity to play .
25 As a result we have a reinforcement of the police and an overloading of the penal system …
26 I I obviously Cornwall is a special case which we obviously as our Celtic cousins it is the only non-Anglo Saxon county in England and as a result we feel a very , very strong erm er almost a kind of Uncle erm Nephew relationship to Cornwall , whereas the Cornish are certainly not Welsh but they 're certainly not Anglo Saxon English either .
27 ‘ In the movie we drive an AMC Pacer with flames on the wheel wells , but the car we had back then was a Dodge Dart Swinger ; it 's sort of like a Vauxhall Viva .
28 Little explicit literary evidence confirms this view of the Council ; there is for instance nothing in the pamphlet we call the Old Oligarch , written in c.425 , although in other contexts it does comment on the influence at Athens enjoyed by the wealthy and well-born .
29 This may sound a somewhat highfalutin' way of making an obvious point ; but the obvious points are often the important ones : in this tension we find the limits of experience , beyond which we locate an objective universe and within which we locate subjectivity .
30 Here we have war , war in its most appalling form , and in our distress we realise the nearness of God .
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