Example sentences of "[prep] we [vb past] [prep] the " in BNC.

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1 Before the show some of us crowded into the tiny lighting box as Pyke , in his denim dungarees and white T-shirt — he still had long hair — took his seat .
2 Fifteen minutes later , having banged and bumped our way up another track heading directly for the low hills , the two of us came to the small tin-roofed hut which I had imagined and there , standing before it , was the single link required to bring Balboa 's journey and mine into their final conjunction .
3 Now remember we all of us came from the background that , you know this world was going to come to an end very soon .
4 ‘ Then Rodney came over and the two of us went into the back yard and saw Siobhan screaming for help out of a bedroom widow . ’
5 On Nancy 's last night at the Centre , half a dozen of us went to the pub .
6 I saw another on the West Highland Way , near Conic Hill , and friend Ronnie Leask found a dead one when a group of us went to the Jura .
7 " The three of us went to the flicks , over Badstoneleigh way .
8 A gang of us went from the
9 Three of us went in the front , the other three through the back .
10 ‘ I went in a team of 12 and 11 of us got to the summit after an awful lot of tribulations , exploits , excitement and fierce problems . ’
11 Our gesture was not really a religious one , for neither of us believed in the Roman Catholic faith and detested its oppressive hold on the Spanish people , particularly the poor .
12 I asked what had happened — ‘ Had their been a shuffle ? — or had one of us died in the night ? ’
13 Yes , some of us belonged to the Party .
14 The training we were to receive was later to help us teenagers when most of us enlisted into the services .
15 Both of us strolled around the camp in an exaggerated swagger , saluting with panache and wearing our berets just above our eyes .
16 Only a few of us knew about the cave .
17 The six of us walked to the front and lined up in front of the stage .
18 Our agitations were of course not so much for ourselves , for we were all comfortably enough off — that is to say we could afford a bottle of wine every now and then and very few of us rose with the dawn and laboured until nightfall — but sprang from a burning sense of general injustice or a generalized sense of burning injustice , whichever quote 's the best or whichever your readers prefer .
19 The rest of us worked on the roof .
20 In the afternoon all of us worked on the roof and also took the seat out of Partition E to make a start on the B end .
21 [ CHRISTINE HAMMOND ] In 1958 there was only one television in our street , and when the Lone Ranger made his weekly appearance it was like a mini-cinema in John Logue 's front parlour with about twenty of us clustered round the little walnut cabinet .
22 On the following Monday morning three of us arrived at the site .
23 None of us spoke of the war , in which ( I think ) none of us much believed ; but it was there all the time like ? nagging pain .
24 Some of us wondered about the moths .
25 The rest of us descended to the valley bottom and had our lunch in a derelict cottage ( SH 833 142 ) .
26 Now he was down in Somerset : dairy , herding of course , Friesians , and milking about 20 cows , three of us milked in the morning and two in the afternoon , a long cow shed , of course my heart came in my mouth then , under the knees of all the cows .
27 Then we split up , half of us for the safe houses round the lakes and the rest of us headed into the mountains .
28 The high point of the whole trip for me came when seven of us trekked into the mountains to spend the night by a waterfall .
29 The rest of us crouched under the bank of the river . ’
30 For an hour the three of us crouched inside the leaking tent .
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