Example sentences of "[verb] get [art] different [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Unless I suppose if you come from up there you , I would presumably you would know that 's an Edinburgh accent and Glas Glasgow has got a different accent has it ? |
| 2 | Every dancer has got a different job to do on the road — as if dancing were n't difficult enough — but you know what most people would say : ‘ It 's art , it 's dance , it 's Britain , you should be grateful to be doing it at all ’ . |
| 3 | So that is a community place for us as well and that is the only place we can , where we can learn about religion other place because this is a foreign country wi who has got a different religion than we are and there is no other institution will , which will ever mention any of the reading apart from which is So it has played a very important part . |
| 4 | George said you 'd got a different version . ’ |
| 5 | You going to get a different colour pencil and do a different colour little birdies ? |
| 6 | I take the point Mr , I do n't think you 're going to get a different answer from Mr on this one . |
| 7 | You might not have minded giving up your sweets , because you , you 'd have got a different kind of gratification . |
| 8 | At sea level we would have got a different picture as the man-eating breakers punched against the rocky coast . |
| 9 | I 'm , I think , I think I 've got a different criticism which is that much of it is still too much like a newspaper erm that it 's , as I say , that the modular structure of the news pages is too relentlessly like , almost like , the Times of eighteen twelve , I mean too relentlessly little blocks that sort of sit there and although there 's Helvetica bold in the headlines , it 's , somehow the relationship and flow of stories in many ways does n't seem to have changed , it 's the presentation |
| 10 | We 've always been close , but we 've got a different relationship now . |
| 11 | Of course I 'm not racist , but let's face it they 've got a different culture , just like the South . ’ |
| 12 | But they 've got a different perception of dirtiness |
| 13 | but it would n't er now you 've got a different programme to me , I 've got Learning Outcomes again is that the same one ? |
| 14 | ‘ It 's a ‘ 59 Stratocaster , although I 've got a different neck on it now , because I 'd worn the original one to the point where every time I re-fretted it , I had to fill in the holes ! |
| 15 | They are slightly darker grey and you 've got a different pattern on yours . |
| 16 | We 've only got to put a go faster stripe on a Skoda and chan , change the wheels and we 've got a different product we 've got a diff , yes , we 've got a fast skip as opposed to a slow one , alright . |
| 17 | They 've got a different atomic weight , cos they 've got a different number of neutrons , but they got the same number of protons and they 've got the same pattern of electrons , and the pattern of those outer electrons is what decides its chemical properties . |
| 18 | maybe you 've got a different letter than the one I 've got |
| 19 | And I tell you she 's got a different contract with me altogether . |
| 20 | It 's basically an Ibanez Joe Pass model , except that the pickup is in a more conventional position and it 's got a different neck on it . |
| 21 | As Dana Gillespie recalls , ‘ I 'm sure everyone 's got a different version of it , and I really did n't witness any rows , but I would often hear from my assistant who would tell me he 'd just come back from MainMan offices and the door was closed into DeFries 's inner sanctum , and there were raised voices between David and him in there . |
| 22 | I 'm sure everybody 's got a different version of it and I really did n't witness any rows . |
| 23 | every week he 's got a different sort of format . |
| 24 | There 's me timetable it 's got the different subjects on it . |
| 25 | The other issues are Aberdeen to we 're gon na get shafted again cos have got a different schedule now have n't they ? |
| 26 | I think they have got a different view than they would lead people to believe , ’ says Marshall . |