Example sentences of "[verb] back [prep] [noun prp] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I 'd never have come back to Liverpool only the firm sent me here to fix something up on the docks twelve months before this lot started , so I was just unlucky . ’ |
| 2 | One of the men has already come back to Britain voluntarily , the older one is fighting extradition |
| 3 | At last week-end 's ICA conference , the film generated a single comment , from a producer on Channel 4 's Out series , Claire Beavan , who had just come back from America where she was making a programme about Hollywood homophobia . |
| 4 | I moved back to Edinburgh too because er my er my family had taken a yearning for Edinburgh , they did n't like East Kilbride so I says left . |
| 5 | Aid worker Rod Jones was expected back in Middlesbrough today after an arduous trip to take milk to Romanian babies . |
| 6 | The dummy was dropped back to Steve yesterday at the printers and that 's now gon na be done . |
| 7 | The vehicle details were taken down and reported back to Holbaek immediately . |
| 8 | ‘ You fly back to London tomorrow . |
| 9 | Oh are you well you 'll have to come back on Friday then and we 'll find somebody else to take you on tomorrow . |
| 10 | Then I met an Arab who gave me 200 francs and my ambition was never to come back to England again . |
| 11 | Modigliani 's family urged him to come back to Livorno too but his work , his world , was now in Paris . |
| 12 | The RAF team arrives back in Britain tonight . |
| 13 | When she came back to Britain earlier this year she was admitted semi-conscious to hospital , suffering from malnourishment and signs of physical abuse . |
| 14 | We then came back to London where fortunately no journalists or television crews were lying in wait for us , because the mission had been unofficial . |
| 15 | ‘ If I imagined you were about to repeat your foolishness of the other day I would insist that you came back to Paris now . |
| 16 | Then when we come back to stand down , we came back to Tolbertstead well we was in Tolbertstead so the Tolbertstead canteen staff got some hot prepared some hot drinks and so when we come back we was able to have a hot drink and erm it was the duty of er the sergeants to see that the rifles were empty free , no am no , there was n't er there was n't one up the spout , one bullet left in the , in the rifle and er Sergeant , the barber , was checking our rifles anyway he , he was check , check , check , check and er alright he mischecked one and pulled the trigger and there was a bullet through the roof in the , in the he was holding it up or otherwise there 'd have been somebody on the floor but er he , he missed this one bullet through the canteen roof . |
| 17 | My posting came through and I was posted to Swordstone this side of Norwich , so I was still quids in , I could get home once a week , twenty four hour pass and then erm after a while erm , having served at Regiment , I was posted up to , as the Sergeant Artillery Clerk with the Brigade , an ack-ack brigade up at Coventry , just outside Coventry and then of course the A T S were coming in , were coming in in quite large numbers then and they were replacing male personnel and then I was posted abroad and I went to Egypt where I was there again , fortunate enough , I suppose , to go into the echelon , the second echelon which was the Records Office of all the forces or the armoured personnel in the Middle East and I worked there until I was actually demobbed from there but I was out in Egypt there for two , just over two years , came back to Northampton where I was finally demobbed and allowed to come home and as I said I came home one week and I was back at work the next . |
| 18 | LTSS came back to Keith yesterday with a request for an official order for the network points and cabling , which they said they could carry out next week . |
| 19 | and enter Scotland and a lot and then a lot came back from Scotland down to North and there was |
| 20 | In March of that year he sailed back to Ontario where he bought a farm , the land of which is now part of the city of Brantford . |
| 21 | As the clouds of imminent civil war gathered , Pelham hastened back to Hull where he later wrote : ‘ I kept the King out of Hull when he came in person ( although I had not such instructions from the House ) — where was a very great magazine in which I suppose I saved the State above £100,000 … |
| 22 | This romantic tale casts back to Ruritania especially in the implied distinction between city and country . |
| 23 | One enterprising young man gathered 60 ration books into his brief-case and persuaded an RCAF pilot , due for a recognizance flight that day , to fly him several hundred miles across the provincial border to Atlin , B.C. At the friendly invitation of those concerned I went along for the ride and helped my energetic friends load five cases of Johnny Walker , which we transported back to Whitehorse well in time for a Saturday night party . |
| 24 | Scowling , he glanced at Silvia who , so far , had n't spoken , then his dark eyes darted back to Jeff once more . |
| 25 | Has the Governor got back from Spain yet ? |
| 26 | Ai n't I going back up London then ? ’ |
| 27 | ‘ Caroline , cara , are you truly going back to London tomorrow ? ’ |
| 28 | ‘ I 'm going back to Paris early with Alain and Marguerite , ’ she said quickly . |
| 29 | " I tell you , Menina Sara , if that ship was going back to Ireland today , I would be the first on board ! " |
| 30 | ‘ Madame , I am going back to England today . |