Example sentences of "[vb base] [art] [adj] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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1 | Another ¾ from my tum and whilst my thighs and knees remain the same I 've lost ¼ inch off each arm . |
2 | And Elizabeth could , like the Macleans , make the best she could of it . |
3 | It was just really terrible I mean the first I was just scared stiff that I never could n't enjoy the dance on Sanday I was that scared of the thought coming back . |
4 | I mean the closer it is to the theatre the better |
5 | You see , now the more you think about it , I mean the more you you do n't actually use this |
6 | If parents expect the worst they are quite likely to get it . |
7 | Say the nines you can do in the three times table and that er you 've got to get a three in |
8 | You say the earliest we 're going to get the results is nine , so let's just phone in around then . |
9 | The consortium leaders say the best they can hope for is getting back half their money but many of the miners look set to reject the offer . |
10 | The police say the best they could do with the car travelling at such high speeds was to keep track of it . |
11 | Well they say the more you pick them the more they come is n't it ? |
12 | Preserve the different you |
13 | No , I want a three I do I want a three then it 'll be mine |
14 | 5 Of the 29 works below , list the five you believe to be the most important qualities for a saleswoman : |
15 | See the clearer you speak the clearer it 'll be on here . |
16 | That 's a large child , they wear the red they wear red for tap . |
17 | The more data you acquire the harder it may prove to make sense of it all . |
18 | Make a half we 'd make a half out of the six twelfths and then we 'd have three left over make a quarter so it 'd be a half add a quarter that 's what nine twelfths would come to . |
19 | ‘ Please , I hope you get the million you want to fight me and that you do n't bottle out , ’ said WBO super-middleweight champion Eubank . |
20 | The more you get the more they eat ? |
21 | It 's kind of late now and I 'm in no condition to drive so when I get the 205 I only take it as far as the outskirts of Inverness where I stop at the first lit Bed and Breakfast sign I see and talk politely and slowly to the pleasant middle-aged couple from Glasgow who run the place and then say goodnight , close the door of my room and fall fast asleep on the bed without even taking off my jacket . |
22 | And always remember the longer you live , |
23 | Well probably because er you know we try and keep up er er certain standard every year and er you know it 's very important doing a video that you have the right songs for it , you know to get a story book set up for each song and this one we felt when we had it finished was probably you know the best we 've done so far and lucky enough we 've been proved right . |
24 | But they have to in our garden because erm I know the first she was a the one we 've got and the first day me husband brought her he went up to fetch her out the kennel and she sort of saw this cat and it 's a |
25 | And that that came round er I mean they were stamped and er the turn you know the each I I do n't I do n't remember what what they were examined , but er th you know the the that was the law that they had to be . |
26 | So I think you know the more you train people , that really gives you greater power does n't it ? |
27 | The longer we delay the worse it will become and the more expensive it will be to the nation at large . ’ |
28 | If an increase or decrease in the value of one variable is accompanied with an increase or decrease , respectively , in the other , the correlation is positive ( for instance , the later women marry the later they have their first child ) while , if the positive change in one variable is incidental to a negative change in another , the correlation is negative ( e.g. the later women marry , the lower their completed fertility ) . |
29 | Palmer then notes ‘ Measure the 3 He that outgasses from the lava . |
30 | But there was still you know a substantial It was more or less the same case as we had before in terms of the traffic relief that each afforded and the economic rates of return . |