Example sentences of "[pers pn] [adv] [pers pn] [verb] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But if I just she said lawn so I knew what it said . |
| 2 | No , I , I knew it was some time but I just I remembered Louise 's birthday because Louise 's birthday was the Friday the thirteenth |
| 3 | Yeah I still I watched Nigel , I mean , I can dig some of that |
| 4 | But I would say to each of your listeners I sure you know people who find a tranquility , a centredness , a source of strength and confidence in their religious faith , they are the representatives of what religion can do , not the Ayatollahs , and not the fanatics , and not the people on television , but the people who spend their lives trying to be good and helpful , and one day they 'll look around and realise that happiness has snuck in the back door when they were n't even looking for it . |
| 5 | You , getting all put some back in , I need some by six o'clock , I said comes at six thirty , you ca n't have it we 're bloody cooking , any way I though you done John 's said his got because come on . |
| 6 | Yeah well Mr Chairman I would formally like to motions my when the study one and the problems of this having to despite that the District Council have six and it 's much further I again I think specification of erm what we do need despite what we should not need this time , this time later . |
| 7 | And erm our local er press was there and I think he went away and phoned up straight away t to Quix and said , Oh well you know they were twenty five to thirty women in Blaenau I never you know sort of their not your usual erm politicals if you like you know they just . |
| 8 | well she put , cos she usually she buy phone card or what does she call , cos I asked her do you remember ? |
| 9 | Not even Satan himself will protect you once you step foot in England . ’ |
| 10 | I find this very difficult to erm , to relate , to relate hard work to the women portraying in , in this , we 've got the postcard of that one , erm it must of been hard work and very tedious , but I think every now and then the moment breaks away and shines through at the back , and I think people like , like Gaugin erm captures those moments and then releases them on the canvass , and I hope that erm by , I hope I 've been able to show you how I use art as a voice erm and a friend as my own work , even though we 've maybe had to do such a sort of hand fist way , hand fisted way , erm , but , I , I 've recently started to re-visit old favourite of paintings and I found that the story they tell sometimes has changed dramatically , maybe sometimes when your very little that , that , you know , sometimes dramatically as well , erm , but I , mostly , most importantly its , its still , I still find them , all of them compelling and challenging and , and something to stride for in my own work , erm , er only time will tell so I 'll finish with the , the last poem which is erm comes from the postcard what 's going round which is harvest , its called Patterns In The Grass , Wheat cut and falls , making lion head patterns in the grass , sickle shaped women bend and bow as a naive dressed as a dog steals the evening meal . |
| 11 | His ability to tell you how he sees things and then show you how he sees things , with the use of film , leaves the viewer wondering why he is not given the whole Without Walls slot . |
| 12 | His ability to tell you how he sees things and then show you how he sees things , with the use of film , leaves the viewer wondering why he is not given the whole Without Walls slot . |
| 13 | That was the first time she hard him mention Mackenzie . |
| 14 | ‘ I shall tell you why we left France . ’ |
| 15 | ‘ I asked you why you need Jotan . ’ |
| 16 | Let me tell you why I hate critics . |
| 17 | And erm well I thought , I 'd well I 'll do my nets and put them up you see Gordon , cos then it 'll be finished with would n't it ? |
| 18 | And we whenever we do layouts now as well we insure that all fire exits are kept to a minimum of one and half metres wide , er , in terms of main access ways . |
| 19 | It was very confusing , key words , when we started using key words and when we asked because something was n't there , and we consulted the script , we were still cutting words out , but , at , the script was definite , but sort of like , two of them well they had doubts , and like we started cutting words out , and then like , the words that were out . |
| 20 | The animals did n't want to go near him so I took care of him . |
| 21 | The band was down below and then a loft , a long wooden just like a dance hall up above and they just did that and they just they had tables set and then they removed them for the dances . |
| 22 | In its early days software is tested by programmers and expert , hand picked users , who tend to be reasonable about they way they use machines . |
| 23 | From at least 1688 he was an acquaintance of John Aubrey [ q.v. ] , who lodged with him whenever he visited Oxford . |
| 24 | " He asked me to met him several times a year , I tried to advise him , to tell him how I saw things in the world . " |
| 25 | Even the thought of lunch at Osborne House again tomorrow did n't seem too bad an idea , even if it did mean listening to Mama telling him how she heard nightingales in the garden at Pierremont House and how she walked all the way to Pegwell when she was twelve and ate shrimp paste at the Bellevue Tavern . |
| 26 | She tells him how she discovered Keats and Mozart and Goethe and Monet , and began to hate the laburnum and the grass verges and the swinging chains in front of the rose-beds . |
| 27 | They chose the teenagers and topics after group discussions at 26 schools in northern England , firstly speaking to children from the programme 's target age-range ( the 11-13s ) to find out what interested them then they met teenagers from the presenters ' target age range ( 1416 ) to find out more ideas for topics and to choose the reporters . |
| 28 | When Thomas Carter asked me how I liked Oxford , I made a wry face and said , ‘ Mmmm … ’ |
| 29 | Tell me how you write love poetry which is objective , scientific , and devoid of any personal presence . |
| 30 | I do n't know , depends what you want to do , I can prepare it now actually there 's only Sally left is ? , is it only you left Sal ? |