Example sentences of "[verb] [adv prt] all [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | And he put his axe into the tree again and the boy thought he 's gon na chop down all these trees soon . |
| 2 | And , in view of what you 've told me about the computer and knocking off all those agents , this whole thing is a lot bigger than just guarding Trimmler . |
| 3 | Interestingly , Rosencranz ( 1981 ) points out that conservation groups could conceivably buy up all available permits to ensure improved air quality . |
| 4 | This great work , appearing over a quarter of a century , was intended to sum up all available knowledge . |
| 5 | ‘ When you grow up all this practice will come in useful . ’ |
| 6 | I was climbing up all these stairs to the office and thought by the time I get to her , I 'll be too puffed to dance properly . |
| 7 | Yeah , so really driving back all that way you want Monday night off as well , you 'll be knackered |
| 8 | Here discoveries are exhibited which send back all recent history to the level of a prehistory . |
| 9 | ‘ To come out all this way , to live in the country at immense cost ! |
| 10 | If the public and the members were enabled to find out all relevant information about the company , this , thought the founding fathers of our company law , would be a sure shield . |
| 11 | She strained the black velvet across her distinguished breasts , then turned from the looking-glass , " Nip out all this lace and fuzz and , Bob 's your uncle , what do you get ? |
| 12 | Four of the junctions were chosen as low risk and four as high risk on the basis of the mean ratings given to that junction in Study 2 ( the mean subjective risk rating averaged over all six exemplars of the junction ) . |
| 13 | Can you bring in all those things out of the back ? |
| 14 | The subroutine call instruction places its address on the SJNS ( pushing down all earlier entries ) and jumps to the specified store address . |
| 15 | Erm if you like , you filled in all those boxes in your spare time you come up with a whole list of these follies of human beings . |
| 16 | This is not a selective bibliography , since the authors write that they ‘ … have tried to track down all available products … ’ ( though they are unlikely to have succeeded ) . |
| 17 | ‘ It would take months to sell off all that lot , especially the way the market is now , ’ a merchant banker said . |
| 18 | By this method , produce is subjected to waves and particles generated by a radioactive source which kills off all living organisms , including bacteria , as well as delaying the ripening and decay of fruits and vegetables . |
| 19 | If this considerable force struck toward Siedlice , some 160km/100mls east of Warsaw , Conrad 's northward drive could , in combination , cut off all Russian forces in the salient . |
| 20 | He had this trick and he had a blow torch and he burned off all this blokes hair . |
| 21 | They nearly captured Hargeisa , and the government forces reacted by rounding up all influential Issaqs in the town and executing them . |
| 22 | Despite all the iniquitous talk about the demise of the mainframe , he firmly believes that mainframe sales still prop up all other areas of activity at IBM . |
| 23 | ‘ None of them are strictly necessary , but they do break up all that time and give people the feeling they 're doing something — ; achieving something . |
| 24 | Erratic Burscough held off the challenge of in-form Clitheroe to pick up all three points . |
| 25 | He made clear to Hitler that Britain would not fight to uphold the Versailles treaty and , for far too long , held to the hope that the Third Reich 's territorial ambitions would cease after it had vacuumed up all ethnic Germans . |
| 26 | For Rosemary , the insult on top of all the cruelty is in the fact that forty years had to pass before she was able to find the courage to lift the lid on the private hell that she 's bottled up all those years . |
| 27 | Cos I often wonder , do n't you get fed up all these exams and |
| 28 | ‘ He ca n't have made up all that stuff about the army … or the train — ’ |
| 29 | He will presumably have to sort out all this nonsense later . |
| 30 | It 's not lunch time yet I 've got to sort out all these paperwork in a minute |