Example sentences of "[pron] know that that [noun] " in BNC.
Next pageNo | Sentence |
---|---|
1 | How do I know that that bath towel needs washing ? |
2 | ‘ Oh , Mr Kelly , you know and I know that that piece of paper is a bloody con . ’ |
3 | It does though I know that that programme that 's all being recorded there 's a funny atmosphere . |
4 | Yeah , I 'd have to try and er see if I 've got any of those bills anywhere , I know that that book 's upstairs cos erm , we did that cupboard out the other day and I found all the photographs all our old photographs in a box , but the box had fallen to bits , so |
5 | For that reason , I am desperately concerned for their long-term well being , and I know that that sentiment is shared by you , Mr. Speaker , and by many thousands in Croydon , including my right hon. Friend the Member for Croydon , South ( Sir . |
6 | Oh , I knew that that night I was in a very difficult position , if he had been on the public highway I could have taken him to the police station and taken him |
7 | But er y you know that that kind of thing , erm we always hoped and felt was good . |
8 | She says well I know , and you know that that bottle of wine costs |
9 | If we think of the great 19th-century novels , published at a time when the novel as a form was still new , but confident , secure in its legitimacy as a writing form , we know that that kind of novel could not be written today . |
10 | Then we know that that person has got that |
11 | But we know that that pain and suffering could have been avoided had you accepted earlier advice . |
12 | Dad was still convinced I was trying to be something — a lawyer , I 'd told him recently , because even he knew that that doctor stuff was a wind-up . |
13 | He knows that that switch will almost certainly mean war . |
14 | And that he he knows that that flat 's let . |
15 | Everyone knows that that book is a critique of ‘ logocentrism ’ ; what is less often recalled is that the terms of the critique with which it opens announce the design of focusing attention on logocentrism 's ethnocentrism ’ which , Derrida suggests , is ‘ nothing but the most original and powerful ethnocentrism , in the process of imposing itself upon the world ’ . |