Example sentences of "[adj] [num] [adv] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I can listen to the top forty tonight on radio ten |
| 2 | Well I did n't get in till half six so by time he 'd put them |
| 3 | At eighty five bid standing standing at eighty five against you all seated now , at ninety pounds , standing at the back and I 'll sell at ninety pounds , are you all done , ninety pounds ninety five just in time one hundred one ten one twenty one thirty one thirty still on the left at the back at one thirty , any more now at a hundred and thirty pounds ? |
| 4 | I 'll do these two all over grey . |
| 5 | Now you could do it in the nineteen seventies and er well yes I would say from nineteen sixty eight onwards with plastic card and revolv , what 's called revolving credit . |
| 6 | He based this on certain words and gestures of Dominic 's last night , while you were all three together after dinner . ’ |
| 7 | The A fifty nine and A sixty one both for part of the primary network which is a national network designated by the Department of Transport for the movement of long distance traffic , including the movement of heavy commercial vehicles . |
| 8 | Right I got all four here of course I did n't bother to write a comment cos I 'm delighted . |
| 9 | Apart from a page 9 reference to hooligans in Neues Deutschland , only the youth paper , Junge Welt , referred to the unprecedented protests over the weekend , which saw tens of thousands of young East Germans on the streets , and an estimated 1,000 still in jail in East Berlin alone . |
| 10 | Ken Rutherford ( 46 not out ) and debutant all-rounder Chris Harris shared a face-saving fifth-wicket stand of 52 runs in 84 minutes as the tourists recovered from a precarious 87–4 soon after tea . |
| 11 | THE last thing Norman Lamont and John Major wanted on a day when the unadjusted unemployment total topped 3 million again in spite of all the Government 's ( indirect ) efforts to set the scene for recovery was for the IMF to meddle in UK economic policy issues . |
| 12 | Eight o'clock in the morning till eight nine o'clock at night . |
| 13 | One thirty one forty one forty on the aisle , one forty then and I shall sell at one fifty also on aisle , one sixty one sixty now near me on the aisle at one sixty , are you all done at a hundred and sixty pounds ? six seven . |
| 14 | sit outside pub doorways until nine ten o'clock at night Now a lot of these children are on the average er eight nine ten eleven twelve year olds |
| 15 | Most visitors , ourselves included , trust instead to LAN Chile 's expertise , and arrive by one of the oldest 707s still in service . |
| 16 | How can we be spending two thirds more on capital equipment ? |
| 17 | By contrast , while de Gaulle failed to bring the other five completely to heel , he did succeed in achieving some of his objectives : the supranational element within the Community was reduced , and a more widespread use of majority voting was prevented . |
| 18 | The Soviet Union also has about 275 of the older SS-4 missiles and 25 of the slightly more modern SS-5s still in service . |
| 19 | At nine fifty then , all done then at one one thousand one thousand one hundred still near the back in the aisle at one thousand one hundred and I shall sell at one thousand one hundred one thousand two hundred just in time any more ? |
| 20 | Available from Abbey National ( Overseas ) are Offshore Plus , an instant access sterling account ; Offshore 90 also in sterling but requiring 90 days ' notice of withdrawal ; and Offshore Double Eagle , a US dollar deposit account where withdrawals are subject to 30 days ' notice . |
| 21 | Ancaster , Caistor and Horncastle might also be considered , the last two perhaps in connection with east coast defence ; both are small , being 3 ha and 2.4 ha ( 7.5 and 5.9 acres ) respectively . |