Example sentences of "[adv] [adj] people [verb] [det] " in BNC.

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1 But so few people take such words seriously that the nationalists have had to set their main protest for June 24th , Quebec 's national day , to be sure of a good turnout .
2 Only three people reported any instances of negative attitudes from patients or clients .
3 ‘ Why do so many people use that word as if it represents something ugly ? ’
4 ‘ What I was trying to do was reflect our extraordinary lives now , when so many people have several marriages .
5 DEC has named Unix whiz-kid Alan Nemeth , the technical leader of DEC 's Unix development , a corporate consulting engineer , one of only sixteen people holding such a title at the firm .
6 In fact , he was married , although not many people knew this , and his wife had a serious and incurable disease called lupus , which at times took quite a toll on his own emotions and energy .
7 There 's not many people get that two hundred
8 I know now that you can get Durex free from family planning clinics , but not many people know that .
9 Left again , after the brewery ( where they still have the Porter Tun Rooms , a tun being a big barrel not a weight , though not many people know that ) is Whitecross Street and the Barbican entrance , where many tourists go in and some actually find the theatre or gallery they 're supposed to be going to .
10 Oh not many people know that .
11 Not many people know that .
12 Not many people know that !
13 Not many people know that !
14 Not many people know this , but Othello is the only game at which a computer has beaten the world champion .
15 Novelist Jeffrey Archer : ‘ Not many people know this , but his mother sold my mother their house in Weston-super-Mare .
16 Did you know that the people who sell the milk , the dairies that sell a bring it round to you did you know , not many people know this !
17 Not many people perceived this quite so soon .
18 Not many people have that kind of money , so it is important to take a long-term view of saving .
19 In poor societies not many people have much discretionary income left after they have satisfied their basic needs of food and shelter , if indeed they can satisfy these at all .
20 They stared at each other for a moment , not exactly hostile , more two people measuring each other up .
21 Later these people reached all the inhabited areas of the Pacific and possibly America , it having been argued that they may have had a considerable influence on the rain-forest peoples of the New World , evidence coming from great similarities between certain groups in Borneo and central America , similarities greater than between these peoples and their geographic neighbours .
22 Clearly more people liked more than ever the fare and welcoming fellowship of the Undercroft .
23 A detailed study revealed that in Britain approximately 1,600 accidents caused by dogs result in human injury , with about 17 people dying each year as a direct consequence of such incidents .
24 I grew up with gangs , we 've had gangs in South Central LA since the beginning , but there was not as many people killing each other . ’
25 But , just as adult people have many facets to their personalities , so too does the adult within .
26 They were well clear of Dunkirk when he said : ‘ Do n't these people have any phone boxes ? ’
27 There are n't many people say that nowadays
28 That just goes to show how much people judge each other on how they look .
29 Sometimes younger people consider this to be nothing more than morbid indulgence , and refuse to listen , mainly because it is a subject they do not care to think about .
30 The entrance charges also ensure that we know exactly how many people visit these Gardens .
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