Example sentences of "[pron] [conj] [adv] [vb past] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Consequently , she admits , ‘ There was a part of me that secretly felt evangelism was something you should n't do to your dog , let alone a friend ’ ( Pippert 1980:16 ) .
2 That 's not true , people like you as well said Nyasha .
3 Meditation was something that only happened east of Suez and although imaging was something I did every time I wrote a book , play or did a drawing , I had not associated it with my cancer .
4 ‘ every story is based on something that actually took place .
5 I remember him scoring a few stunning goals ( eg the one that evetually put Wimbledon out of the FA cup when they were still a non league team — that was a volley was n't it ? ) but was he a particuarly good volleyer ?
6 He offered the umbrella to him and then followed suit , both were presently arranged , expectant and a little flushed , now standing on the far side .
7 Mr Macdonald said that Wolfenden was walking through a park when police started to ‘ gallop ’ after him and then took hold of him .
8 In fact she became a woman devoted to prayer " soo , while she with hir handes and spanne , she hadde a sauter set byfore hir and swetly seyde salmes ere to oure lorde " [ spanne : spun ; sauter : psalter ; salmes : psalms ] , and practised severe self-mortification .
9 I wrapped guilt around me like a thick overcoat , wallowed in it and even took shelter in it .
10 Renée loved it and so did Mandy .
11 Well I think you know , you , you , you , it was an honest answer to , to both questions , cos they did n't say do you smoke a pipe , that you smoke you know or whatever or just said cigarettes .
12 The primary division amongst critical views lies between readings of these tales as fundamentally serious moral reflections on the state of humankind despite their undeniably comic appearance , and readings of them as essentially lighthearted tales , designed to amuse rather than to disturb , elevating solaas well above sentence .
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