Example sentences of "[vb past] [prep] my [num ord] " in BNC.

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1 I am reminded of the lesson I took in a school in Sylhet which I described in my first article and the way the understanding of the task helped the children to understand the English I was using .
2 I mentioned in my last letter to Fiona that Lord Lovat had been badly wounded during an attack on the enemy positions on the evening of 12th June .
3 I was also aware of certain information recently imparted to the Bank on the subject matter of the investigation of the defendants ( to which I referred in my first affidavit ) by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and , in addition , certain information which had been obtained by the Bank in the course of its previous supervision on the [ defendants ] .
4 We can stage a little comedy for ourselves if we pick out two expressions that I used in my last paragraph , and imagine ourselves presenting them to the startled and unwelcoming gaze of Max Beerbohm .
5 It seemed like my last day had come .
6 When it came to my fortieth birthday she said , what would you like for your birthday ?
7 At 8.30 am I drove to my first appointment in Balderton Street , planning to buy a hat at Miss Selfridge afterwards , en route to the filming .
8 After hours of roaming through booklists and library indices , I came across my second book named Hear The Children Calling by Clare Mcnally .
9 When I flopped at my first job , I was so fed up with myself I thought I was n't worth any decent firm 's money , so I went off and got a frightful job working in a dirty old canteen , just to punish myself , sort of .
10 I duly arrived for my first drive .
11 From the force the path left the Pennine Way and climbed towards my next port of call , Crackpot Hall .
12 That happened in my fourth year on the island .
13 I first knew it unmistakably when Herr Sussmeyer replied to my first letter , saying he had this quest for pubic hairs because he loved and respected women so much .
14 I remember once talking with a woman who replied to my first question , ‘ No , I find it hard to believe . ’
15 ‘ That 's nothing to worry about — you should have heard what happened at my first interview . ’
16 I rushed into my last contract and do n't want to do the same again . ’
17 Anyway , mum says I was restless when I returned from my second holiday there .
18 I returned to my first and most potent objection .
19 But I looked to a philosophical point of view more comprehensive even than that of the early Collingwood , and I thought I had found the germ of it in the lectures he delivered in my last year on ‘ Nature and Mind ’ .
20 I lost in my third round .
21 Then in 1986 I moved down to London , played keyboards with a cabaret group and worked on my second book . ’
22 Bowesfield headteacher George Aitken said said : ‘ This started at my last governors ’ meeting .
23 But when it got to my last week I just thought stuff it , I 'm going to give it my best shot .
24 I went for my first visit to the therapist feeling panicky , nervous , hopeful and depressed .
25 I had first seen her in the desert when I went for my first ‘ bedu ’ breakfast and the prospective bridegroom 's brother had played fox in the hen coop .
26 I bit into my first kourabiè , and gave an appreciative nod .
27 My interest in scholarship grew in my third and last year as an undergraduate .
28 ‘ I was just going on 14 and I went to my first gig the Stray Cats .
29 I went to my first gay pub .
30 I was only a little girl when I went to my first funeral .
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