Example sentences of "[adv] they [verb] [verb] [art] " in BNC.

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1 And they collected so much they had to use a milk float to deliver the load .
2 But however much they scrubbed to erase the past , the slate could never be entirely cleansed .
3 Kate and John liked here idea so much they decided to sell the pelmets in their shop .
4 She said now apparently they 've got a horse somewhere round here and she said when she came back there was this car about half hour later after they 'd left here a car been broken into .
5 Romany-born Joe , 38 , had twice told us : ‘ Apparently they 've found the AIDS drug can help cancer victims .
6 Apparently they use to keep a little thing alive and they took it on the boat coming home
7 There was a little exhibition called The Nude and basically they 've got a nice little Picture Gallery there with sort of various things in , but they also had some lovely anatomy books beside it and so on , some amazing engravings , you know , entire body structures , skeletal man , muscular man , .
8 The Inland Revenue does not need to prosecute because they have powers to exert penalties similar to a fine , and basically they want to get the money back .
9 I am told that other people have had similar experiences but are not prepared to enlarge on their stories ; perhaps they had seen a ghost of a long-gone railwayman who had worked in the area years ago and had come back to his earthly place of employment !
10 Perhaps they had attended the same college : the college whose colours were cerise and silver .
11 Perhaps they had spent a year abroad after they left school , Benny thought wistfully .
12 Perhaps they 'd had a row or something .
13 Perhaps they 'd had a little more time .
14 Perhaps they 've heard the economic forecast .
15 Perhaps they 've given an overdose of pain killers , or sleeping tablets to an ailing elderly relative .
16 Perhaps they 've put the nut back on too tight I mean I know they were fiddling with the back .
17 Perhaps they expect to get the club services free of charge .
18 Perhaps they helped persuade the British to follow a policy which kept them out of almost all the continental wars of the next quarter-century .
19 Perhaps they have had an experience of déjà vu which they can not explain by any other means .
20 When parents or social workers went up to see us , obviously they had to see the staff , and the woman in charge was so nice , she had this big front — ‘ My girls , my girls ’ — it was totally a load of shit .
21 ‘ If only they 'd kept the old Dicky Doyle cover , with a few blank pages inside , it 'd still be going ’
22 If only they had seen the correspondence that flowed to party chairmen from ’ Horrified of the Home Counties ’ when some of those Bills hit the deck ; one example was the correspondence from the lighthouse keepers association .
23 If only they had had the sense to invest in cleaning up our power stations , as the Germans have done , we would not watch electricity industry representatives and Ministers rushing around trying to find cheap fixes to meet their European obligations .
24 Only they seemed to understand the rules ; one of them turned round and stroked Nigel 's knee .
25 The British , it was agreed by all , on this occasion , were men of justice despite their many other faults , only they did have a habit of making tidy things untidy by over-insistence on bureaucratic process .
26 Only they have had the chance to view the Earth from this unique vantage point — until now .
27 Of course , when one was a child many years ago winter could be an advantage , and if the storm was bad enough they had to close the school , which was wonderful .
28 Willis ' account , relying upon Marxist interpretation of the data , portrayed the lads as expressing a kind of rebellion , for in doing so they had developed an awareness of their class position .
29 So they had to abandon the Ferreira Hotel and most of their possessions .
30 So they had to take the bath completely out
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