Example sentences of "[adv] he [verb] [adv] [det] " in BNC.
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1 | Perhaps he took too much medicine . ’ |
2 | You had different , different companies do the , do the job so you used to get say I mean th you get a receiver for that cargo , well it , perhaps he got so much for receiving that cargo , then that was his job then to allocate it to different people but he , cos that was another job for him which you do n't do now . |
3 | so he said well that 's you down but he said he wanted to cut them back . |
4 | So he said well all I can say is he said you wan na just forget that erm |
5 | I er I phoned him up to let him know I was going in and he 's not too far away you see so asked him if he 'd like to pop in so he did about half eleven . |
6 | He cheerfully did as he was told ; taking her command literally he heaped as many logs on as the large fireplace would take . |
7 | Even when he could not do it properly he loved it , and very soon he pleased as much as he was pleased . |
8 | Have you noticed how he , he creeps that bit , he you know , he , he do n't keep back he , he just he gets just that bit behind the |
9 | And six months later he did just that . |
10 | It was a memory he had n't known he had , and even now he knew very little about it beyond the fact that it involved him and his father and a railway tunnel . |
11 | Now he seemed rather less than pleasant … |
12 | Now when he wants go get outdoors he finds so many ways barred to him . |
13 | Well he came upstairs this morning , got on the bed and he went flop ! |
14 | Thank you for looking after on those really black days when even he seemed too much to cope with . |
15 | Sometimes he got as much as what would now be £1.50 to go home with . |
16 | Sometimes he drinks too much beer and goes to sleep in the toilet . ’ |
17 | ‘ Let me put it this way , Sir Robert , if Moodie dreaded our return then he had very little to fear . ’ |
18 | Daddy had so many plans for Walker Hall but then he had so little time to do much . |
19 | I thought I do n't see enough of him now , till half past seven and then he says home all day |
20 | Then he read somewhere that heavy sweating is how the body expels poisons it ca n't get rid of in any other way . |
21 | There he broke open some of the salt sacks and instructed the tribesmen to begin drying the skin . |
22 | Well maybe he thought well that 's , somebody , that 'll s |
23 | The terrified young Frenchman tried to answer Sharpe 's questions , but either he knew very little or else he was cleverly hiding what he did know . |
24 | He 's got his five fielders there , four on the leg side at the moment , so saved , er long leg as well , bowls this one and that again he thrust forward that front pad and DaSilva , and Stewart comes in from mid wicket to field it . |
25 | When William Joyce ( ‘ Lord Haw-Haw ’ ) began his revulsion felt by the British public , if the reaction was not mirthful , was due to the fact that he was , in a sense , a stranger to them by reason of his apostasy and unnatural situation and therefore he carried far less conviction than a less articulate but sincere German would have done . |
26 | This prompted an unusually animated argument between counsel and the judge , who was clearly outraged at what he expressly called the crass incompetence of the Crown Prosecution Service in serving and making part of the prosecution case a witness they knew would support the defendant and then seeking to discontinue when predictably he did just that . |