Example sentences of "[pers pn] [vb past] [adv] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Many of them built up vast fortunes under my father 's regime , illegal fortunes , I hasten to add .
2 He told her to fetch a pencil and paper and when she brought them scribbled down several sentences in capital letters .
3 I am pleased to say that later in life , Ralph and I became very close friends .
4 But the problem I became very angry years ago with that because , I mean Irish Close and we had the three of you we found that she 'd , she just kept on telling us off .
5 And I expended so much energy making it beautiful for you ! ’
6 So when we were there in London I asked around several centers for rehabilitating women and I struck lucky .
7 He appeared to be completely at sea again when I asked why primary schools in Scotland were excluded from the Bill , and did not seem to know that Scottish primary schools had been excluded .
8 The other day , when a new silver dinner service was commissioned for 10 Downing Street , I asked how much silver could be bought for a million pounds , which seemed a suitably round number .
9 I asked how many responses had been received because we knew , from the responses that we had received , that the vast majority of the people of Ayrshire are totally opposed to the opting out of Ayrshire South hospital .
10 At the Tour 's A.G.M. last year , I asked how many players had been fined that season for slow play .
11 Through the Second Son I asked as many questions as I thought sensible and it did n't sound like any malaria I had ever heard of .
12 Of course , I avoided so much work , going out to the bloody square on Tower Hill to gawk at the gore-drenched platform where the Great Ones of the land had their heads cut off .
13 Yes , and I , and I wiped down one side
14 I read only last week , for instance , that the N S P C C is suffering severely from the recession and higher running costs , and I 'm sure they 're not alone .
15 I mean I tried , tried to er er done it in my book about my again and I read about two pages and I fell asleep .
16 I did n't have any more whiskey as I needed to think , so I made even more tea and settled on the chair again by the fire , lit a cigarette and started to work my way through the file again .
17 During that time I made over 45 phone calls to vets , zoos , aquariums , fishkeepers , garden centres , and local authorities — all to no avail .
18 I made so much money , he went home grumblin' about someone fiddlin' his profits .
19 I made so many errors on my backhand trying to put too much into every shot , ’ she said .
20 I made so many mistakes about you .
21 the er children 's television show they they occasionally show a Newfoundland pulling a boat , well now that 's the film that I made about ten years ago and this Newfoundland pulled in the boat .
22 Living , as I did then , in the country seldom coming into London , I made only rare visits to the crammed and cramped little shop , and sought , as always , something that was out of print , lost , or printed the year before , .
23 I made very little money , just enough to run my car .
24 " So I made this little bite for you myself . "
25 Consider in this connection the point I made earlier that comprehension is necessarily incomplete and dependent on purpose .
26 I averaged about five queers a day .
27 If we have the same amount of cold weather this winter as we had last winter , we will more or less double the coverage of the benefit as a result of the changes that I announced earlier this year .
28 It was only long after her death that I realized how much anger lay under my acceptance of that responsibility and how much energy I had used holding that down .
29 I realized then that nationalization , the great the great nationalization enterprise was simply state capitalism .
30 It was only when I was in secondary school and took notice of the relationship of children of my age were with their parents and families , that I realised how other people behaved .
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