Example sentences of "[noun pl] [pron] [verb] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 ‘ One of the reasons I chose London was that it 's a fast course and it would more special to break a record in front of a home crowd , ’ she said .
2 You know that 's one of the reasons I loved Adolph so much .
3 Coming on duty , on what must have been the third morning for our ‘ C ’ cases I met Sister Hancock coming unsteadily down from the theatre .
4 But within twenty-four hours I told Ted that his only chance of carrying on as Leader was if he submitted himself to an early election through the 1922 Committee .
5 After a few minutes I felt pins and needles in my behind , my blood pressure was fine and I was allowed to sit up again .
6 For the next twenty minutes I drew picture after picture of devils playing and donkeys dancing .
7 I sometimes use sketches I did years ago , they still can inspire and start a train of thought .
8 Well you see you do n't even know what chapter , I mean you know re rewind that recording , I 'm sure it 'll there 'll be evidence on that on how many times I said Chapter eleven , question .
9 I tell you , Rose , there are times I wish Araminta had married Quatt , and welcome . ’
10 Several times I took Peter out with me on jobs , familiarising him with the required techniques of film reporting .
11 I must confess that in all the times I read Madame Bovary , I never noticed the heroine 's rainbow eyes .
12 And at times I commanded God myself , ‘ This is what I want ; will you do it ? ’
13 At other times I chipped rust off the deck , painted the boats and , in harbour , helped to repaint the ship 's side or check the discharge of cargo .
14 Sometimes I can handle it very well , other times I feel empathy with the gorilla-house on a wet Thursday in February .
15 He said on the old shillings I want Neil 's bed but it were n't that cos he 's bit of a fun to , you know , you know
16 At the LEA offices I interviewed research officers about the scheme .
17 When I was n't with the animals I spent hours playing with my favourite toy , a large piece of wood which I pretended was our horse , Dicks .
18 My feet just about worked , like heavy blobs at the end of bendy pipe-cleaners , I sat through assembly with all the voices and music floating over me , and every time I closed my eyes I saw Julie lying in the road .
19 Given these considerations I think Warnock is wrong to claim that there are reasons for saying that the baby saw these things .
20 Years later when The Great Bastard pulled down the monasteries and emptied the convents I took Johanna into my own home .
21 Whether this was due to Wilko 's tactics I do nt know , but noone ever looked to get behind their defence … noone was making darting runs across and behind .
22 When he scores his first coulpe of goals I reckon hell take off .
23 While they all climb back into their ancient cars I take Rufus aside for a talk .
24 Elbow no knees I suppose elbows as well
25 She , she was off , off sick and er so for the last six months I did sister 's duties which was very useful because er it , it , it gave me that little bit of independence , working on my own whereas before you 'd always got either the staff nurse or the sister to fall back on .
26 Over six months I recorded blood spots on the front of a single pair of eye protection glasses ( Surgikos ) .
27 The best maps are the 1:50,000 series which can be bought in NZ ; for guide books I recommend Bruce Ringer 's ‘ Cycletouring in New Zealand ’ and the Mobil Guides to the North and South Island ; I 'll have a copy of these with me .
28 Without recourse to books I recognised terek sandpiper with its long , slightly upturned bill and yellow legs .
29 For smaller pictures I use hardboard , but on a larger scale it can warp , which MDF will not .
30 They start behind men in certain ways because of the sort of training they are getting in school , in the home I mean , and in so many respects I think schools have to try and compensate for that .
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