Example sentences of "[verb] [v-ing] into a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It 's so good to feel smooth skin again and not to have to dread looking into a mirror ! ’ |
| 2 | In between there is a vague area that needs forming into a track from the starting point to the solution . |
| 3 | Prime Minister Mouloud Hamrouche , who was to stand for election for the first time , said that the ruling National Liberation Front ( FLN ) might consider entering into a coalition with one of the secular opposition parties , either before or after the election . |
| 4 | Imagine walking into a room for a meeting with the head of your organisation . |
| 5 | Just imagine going into a court of law to argue a case depending on its provisions . |
| 6 | ‘ He was seen going into a house in Maryon Park Gardens . |
| 7 | Only last night three men were seen breaking into a car . |
| 8 | He was last seen floating into a radiation bar in a bid to drink the crew of the USS Enterprise under the table but has n't been seen since . |
| 9 | I think he must be gay , I mean going into a monastery and not having anything to do with women and wearing a cravat |
| 10 | So he 'd say , ‘ I 'd like you to imagine going into a recording studio , you 've never met the band in your life , you 're going to do a session for them and you 're going to be paid very well and they 're all on Acid and they 're playing rockabilly . |
| 11 | when I was about twelve and I remember bashing into a nanny with a pram . |
| 12 | In one he 's in a lift that does n't stop at the top but keeps going into a world of claustrophobia and vertigo . |
| 13 | Maria Callias , a psychologist who has studied peer relationships , says that parents can help children avoid getting into a pattern of unhealthy relationships . |
| 14 | I remember cramming into a photo-booth with Nick , Joe and Paul to take amphetamine sulphate and there was a policemen standing outside wanting to know what was going on . |
| 15 | Is there anybody who would risk breaking into a house with a burglar alarm ? |
| 16 | and I did a handbrake turn , yeah , and it did n't work and I went whizzing into a tree totalled the car . |
| 17 | He was a bit of a character — he 'd have to get up at about four o'clock in the morning to cycle to work , and during the war , he was hurtling along during a blackout when suddenly the road disappeared and he went careering into a bomb crater , about 50 feet wide and 40 feet deep . |
| 18 | His haste gave her an uncanny feeling he was trying to escape from an unseen force — or perhaps from herself — and in her efforts to reach his side she panted breathlessly , ‘ Do you intend breaking into a gallop — ? ’ |
| 19 | Even the Romanian press admitted that progress was not universally welcomed when it meant uprooting oneself and family from the home which had sheltered generations , particularly not when it meant moving into a block-house . |
| 20 | a narrow strip of paper or linen pasted to a single leaf to allow sewing into a section for binding . |
| 21 | For the Christian this will mean entering into a dialogue with God 's word as it touches on issues requiring change , which we shall be investigating later . |
| 22 | Even in Danish the brusque instruction was unmistakable as she was propelled across a threshold and with a fast movement of one strong arm sent revolving into a circle which ended when one of her calves struck the bed and she sat down heavily on its soft surface . |
| 23 | The League drew up a scale of reductions whereby players on £5 a week ( the maximum ) took a 15 per cent cut and these on £3–4 a 5 per cent cut , the money saved going into a fund to help clubs in financial straits . |
| 24 | The robber had run off when he was spotted breaking into a house — but the 10-stone dog was ‘ arrested ’ in his car . |
| 25 | Then he remembered running into a ladder , + something falling . |
| 26 | But if I do n't that 's when I risk slipping into a coma . ’ |
| 27 | David Jackson , unemployed , of Lilac Tree Court , Greenstead Estate , denied breaking into a house at Lime Avenue , Colchester , on January 16 and stealing a stereo system and a satellite decoder . |
| 28 | On one of the remaining seven , the woman jumped from the rope , crouched to fire two bursts of light up the slope , and ran zigzagging into a cleft on the opposite side of the gulley . |
| 29 | ‘ 'T IS a useful accomplishment for ladies who come creeping into a man 's chamber late at night . ’ |
| 30 | She was breathing too hard , too noisily she stood looking into a window to slow her breath . |