Example sentences of "[pers pn] go [adv prt] to school " in BNC.
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1 | I remember that morning in particular because I still had it on when I went in to school . |
2 | I went off to school camp for a few days when I was ten , and Mum suggested I took some sanitary towels with me in case my period started , but I dismissed this as silly and unnecessary . |
3 | Just think , if Magnus and I went back to school in boots instead of those horrible lace-up shoes , the big boys would have to watch out . |
4 | Nevertheless , I went back to school having lost four pounds . |
5 | The diary entries for the Easter holidays are even sparser than usual , but when I went back to school I had lost yet another two pounds . |
6 | I could n't believe how many people had abortions when I went back to school . |
7 | And er then of course when I got better It hit me all on the head and that well Then er when I went back to school they found out as I could n't see the board properly . |
8 | I went back to school slowly to begin with . |
9 | and yet at the beginning he said the king said we do n't want you to go back to school , it sounds funny |
10 | when you going back to school ? |
11 | When do you go back to school ? ’ |
12 | ‘ Then you go over to school , dear , ’ said Miss Fogerty , ‘ and I 'll see to the breakfast things . ’ |
13 | In the afternoon the weather is really hot , the way it always is when you go back to school , after it 's rained non-stop for the summer holidays . |
14 | And then when you go back to school you wo n't be thinking , Oh they 're all rushing ahead and doing it and I 'm getting left |
15 | What , there be no kids off granted , but other countries go , we 'll see start looking round the beginning of June if your dad wants to go , there was , I just noticed this morning coming passed the erm , I think it was the Co-op or the one next door , a week in Ibiza , twenty sixth of April , self catering , a hundred and twenty four pounds , that 's the day you go , that 's the week you go back to school , you |
16 | but I 'm most disgruntled the way Geoffrey 's getting on , he 's not had a single parents evening this year , you know normally you go back to school , you have one September , October which is always too soon |
17 | It will have to wait for me , like a newly opened birthday present while you go off to school . |
18 | And so she went out to school every morning , not to the threepenny one run by the Council , nor to the Church of England , but to the penny school run by the Methodists . |
19 | Maria objected strongly but Noreen had said it would only be for a little while until she went back to school in New York , now that Noreen had money enough to get them their own place . |
20 | Yeah , well she went back to school then . |
21 | Lisa was up early next morning and on the phone to Emily , anxious to speak to her daughter before she went off to school . |
22 | So she went off to school . |
23 | SUNDERLAND staff got two of the best when they went back to school to teach fourth formers how to create a business plan . |
24 | ‘ After a few weeks though they went back to school and I started my course again . |
25 | They could sense a difference in the days now , sometimes there was almost a rime of frost on the shady side of the woods , and the old pony 's cost was thickening ; in the mornings they went off to school . |
26 | And he goes off to school , and he tells all his mates . |
27 | So we 'll get that sorted out and been talking about it I think the best bet is if we can get a few lessons in during the holidays so that when he goes back to school he 'll be more or less up to date . |
28 | And then , after putting the note on his bed for him to read when he came back for his rest and covering it with the undyed hessian bedspread in case their child saw it , she would sit down and try to wring words out of the sleepy little boy at breakfast before he went off to school , and find that she had an empty morning in which to worry about what she had written . |
29 | He went back to school a misfit , troublesome , confused , way behind in his studies , far too independent for his own good and on trial . |