Example sentences of "[noun prp] [verb] [adv] [vb infin] [adv] " in BNC.

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1 All we can do is hope that Mrs W. will cool off and in the meantime , Edward , I 'm sorry but honestly I think Mary or Janice had better take over Junior Biology . ’
2 The CEGB did eventually carry out its test drilling on the farm at Luxulyan .
3 ‘ When Warren did eventually turn up he was marvellously witty and entertaining — but unfortunately that was only when the cameras WERE N'T rolling .
4 Martin had better look out .
5 But the Linekers had better go home .
6 I rejected the offer and said that , if these were the terms , Williams had better go ahead and sign Senna .
7 And Phena need never find out .
8 Yow 'd better clear off before 'er brother comes . ’
9 Though , ’ he smiled at the girl , ‘ Mistress Philippa and Geoffrey had best stay together .
10 Daniel had better watch out for him in his rear-view mirror .
11 Portia Forbes had better watch out .
12 Filmer did eventually come down , but with Daffodil .
13 The team was regarded by many , including James Michener , as having a negative impact : ‘ I strongly suspect that the Harlem Globetrotters did more damage racially than they did good , because they deepened the stereotype of ‘ the loveable , irresponsible Negro ’ ’ ( 1976 , p.145 ) .
14 IAN WRIGHT and Kevin Campbell take their goal scoring double act into Europe next week and after this demolition of Ipswich , the Danes of Odense had better watch out .
15 Until we sift the evidence ourselves , we ca n't comment objectively except to say that as far as the publicity campaign is concerned , Microsoft had better think again .
16 Mr Pitt had better cheer up soon or his career will sink without trace , and throughout the whole film you can see the joins .
17 LORD LINLEY had better watch out !
18 Poets like Woodhouse had best go back to their jobs .
19 So first of all I think Kelly had better get off
20 William had better watch out .
21 The evidence that the continents have drifted , that South America did indeed break away from Africa for instance , is now literally overwhelming , but this is not a book about geology and I shall not spell it out .
22 True to his predictions , the population of Europe and North America did indeed grow dramatically in the 150 years that followed .
23 Mrs. Mott had better get on with the job of cancelling them .
24 Lady Beatrice ignored my wandering eye , young Rachel dared only smile shyly at us , whilst the Agentes were a law unto themselves .
25 High-church men such as Gladstone and Wilberforce did indeed stick closer to the literal text of the Bible than their twentieth-century successors would ; they saw all its books as an inspired unit , ‘ Holy Scripture ’ .
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