Example sentences of "[adj] [prep] [adj] [noun] they " in BNC.
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| 1 | But never forget that He will forgive those who are sorry for any evil they have done . |
| 2 | If any of Patrick 's family are still around , I would be grateful for any information they can give me . |
| 3 | Be careful with soilless composts they have a nasty tendency to become bone-dry in the middle , while the surface remains moist and apparently well watered . |
| 4 | The difference this time is that it is someone they personally loved and therefore it takes on an importance quite different from any event they may have witnessed before . |
| 5 | Red fish ( such as herring , sardines , kippers , and salmon ) are a reasonable , naturally occurring source of vitamin D. Eggs supply some of this nutrient , but not as much as red fish ; because eggs are relatively high in saturated fat they should not be the main source of vitamin D. Margarine has this vitamin added , but again is not the preferred source because a good eating regime should not be too high in fat . |
| 6 | However , because their gain is high at high frequencies they do tend to exhibit high-frequency instability . |
| 7 | Condition 2 stated that a charge of £5 plus V.A.T. per transparency was payable for each day they were late being returned . |
| 8 | If they are left unaware of impending judgment they will not appreciate the significance of salvation . |
| 9 | Deprived of other outlets they brought all their compressed energy to bear on the world of literature and ideas . |
| 10 | Consistent with that policy they have adopted a supervisory structure that is common in professional counselling training . |
| 11 | If you like above all things to know the sort , you hail his feet with joy ; you recognize that if the English are immensely distinct from other people they are also socially — and that brings with it in England , a train of moral and intellectual consequences — extremely distinct from each other . |
| 12 | If some staff do feel uncomfortable in this role they should have the opportunity to discuss their feelings with other members of the team . |
| 13 | They need clothes for the prisoners as well as paper , pens , paint , in fact anything that we might find to be surplus in this country they could use , ’ he said . |
| 14 | If they are arthritic , their sight is poor , or they are subject to dizzy spells they may trip over the flex . |
| 15 | In the short term , such equity based investments can of course be volatile , however , over the medium to long term they have consistently provided excellent returns compared with deposit-based savings . |
| 16 | They worked hard for any money they got er but basically this was the idea that they could earn more money than say a joiner or a plumber or whatever , and therefore they had a wee bit of pride in themselves . |
| 17 | First , because markets are imperfect in various ways they will tolerate serious levels of inefficiency . |
| 18 | Dissatisfied with mainstream Christianity they were impressed by his apparent certainty , but he persuaded his potential British followers with more than just his Biblical knowledge . |
| 19 | When they are quite innocent of certain events they are unfortunately blamed by the public in those areas , and they are seen as damaging the countryside and they are seen also they do not encourage the matter when you envisage the fact that they have these erm , for instance , animals — the dogs around their sites which are not noted for their behaviour , and there are many aspects of their behaviour which upset people around . |
| 20 | The are an important part of the ecology , taking up excess nitrates from the water , providing a source of fresh vitamins and , I 'm sure in some cases they are a natural source of medication |
| 21 | and if they were disproportion or , or were excess in that regard they would fall within eighty five , one . |
| 22 | And I was n't long in this country they shoved me over , Normandy , on the landing in Normandy . |
| 23 | As he came from Palace I suppose he was involved in that thrashing they received from the Scousers a bit ago ( was it 9–1 or something ? ) . |
| 24 | Prior to this measurement they used an enzyme to remove viruses that were bound to the outside of the cells . |
| 25 | Except that women were deferential to other speakers they would let they would they were they would allow themselves to be walked over in conversation but at the same time you had this stereotype of women who talked too much . |
| 26 | They are so vulnerable at that age they will go away with anybody . ’ |
| 27 | If all providers going into trusts and if all er purchasing gon na be done by fund holders , the majority of whom are confident at this stage they 'll become fund holders what actually is the role of the purchasing consortium that be and role of the health authorities , as such er , other than perhaps to collect statistics in the future of our time the climbing and quality of the health service in this area ? |
| 28 | Nowadays , the only noble families who sent sons to the Valiance Redoubt were those who had formerly espoused faiths other than Ixmarity and were now , under the ever-expanding rule of the Church , so impoverished by Ixmaritian tithes they were desperate to offload children in any direction . |
| 29 | If patients being treated with monoamine oxidase inhibitors ate quantities of cheese or other foods rich in these amines they were prone to attacks of high blood pressure , sometimes sufficient to precipitate strokes or heart failure . |
| 30 | University undergraduates listened to a list of words and were required to recall as many of these words as possible in any order they wished , either immediately or after a delay . |