Example sentences of "[adv] [pron] [adj] [noun] [modal v] " in BNC.
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1 | Perhaps my new friend will come . |
2 | Perhaps my hon. Friend will be reassured when I announce to the House that we will be laying tomorrow an order to ensure that , for all indictable offences , there will be the compulsory taking of evidence by tape recording in police stations . |
3 | My head aches a bit , and I still feel battered , but if only my wretched memory would behave I 'd soon be good as new . ’ |
4 | Commenting on his first impressions to AEA Times , Sir Anthony said , ‘ Obviously my top priority must be the current strategic options exercise in AEA , in which the DTI 's consultants and AEA 's own consultants are examining the feasibility of privatisation . ’ |
5 | I know but I 've turned it off , so my electric bill will be sky high . |
6 | The family will have to decide on how much its teenage members will be allowed to spend , and how much discretion they have in making their own choice of clothes , records , holidays or motor cycles . |
7 | They did not know how long their present work would last or , if they lost it , when they would get another job or under what conditions . |
8 | In January all its planned projects would have needed 22 billion roubles . |
9 | Obviously their monetary role can tell us much about monetary and perhaps also economic activity in any society , and this aspect will be discussed in Chapter 4 . |
10 | They had obviously just finished dancing , and just as obviously their next stop would be the nearest double bed . |
11 | Occasionally in times of dire need they may rouse a dragon from its centuries of slumber , but only their greatest heroes can aspire to ride such ferocious steeds . |
12 | So their empty beds would not be noticed . |
13 | A keen and committed cabinet maker will use sash cramps regularly , and so their original price will long be forgotten . |
14 | As I see it , she is , in a sense , full , and so her own emptiness can be ignored or pacified . |
15 | Inanna was restored by her loyal subjects , but was forever accompanied by a ghastly demon-servant and had to periodically go into hiding so her evil sister could hold sway and unleash her temper — thus explaining the continuing paradoxes of life and death , illness and health , harvest and famine . |
16 | One was that it might not be as attractive as some of the stronger currencies and so its general acceptability might suffer . |
17 | Parties will suffer as much from supporters who do n't turn out to vote as from those who have switched allegiance : perhaps we loathsome glitterati can help there ? |
18 | Perhaps his former master will allow him to continue to read his papers ; or he may be permitted to read the papers of another in his own chambers with whom he is on friendly terms . |
19 | Perhaps this operation would be the last , perhaps his Western masters would finally decide that the old workhorse had given his best and deserved to be put out in rich pastures . |
20 | Perhaps his initial success should n't have been all that surprising for he comes of good rugby stock . |
21 | Otherwise the gatekeeper role may filter out awareness of the supplier , and so his promotional effort will fail at the first hurdle ! |
22 | If only his eldest sons would n't smoke . |
23 | He found that only his right side could react . |
24 | And only his own backbenchers can do that . |
25 | Not so much what ancient writings used to call a ’ ghost town ’ — more like a corpse town . |
26 | Of the most recent struggles against mining , that at Moortown and Ardboe shows most starkly what ultimate stakes can be involved in those conflicts . |
27 | So what attempted benefit would you undertake ? |
28 | So what constructive action can a lender take ? |
29 | Amal 's father , who had always been uncomfortable with daughters , was stricken by the event , but felt that the boys had done only what any male would do under the circumstances . |
30 | Several organisations will do this , or perhaps your local vet will help . |