Example sentences of "[vb base] [adv] [vb pp] [pron] from " in BNC.
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1 | Speich barely restrained himself from grabbing it out of her hand . |
2 | ‘ I 've only seen it from a great distance . |
3 | But you 've only got one from there ! |
4 | But we 've just had somebody from Glasgow go down to do my own course in Humberside . |
5 | If you 've just bought it from a shop and you 've had it years |
6 | Because when my government does see the pattern — you 're quite right they do n't want to see it right now and my D-G is n't helping them — but when these people do the next thing , and it 'll have to be something big — they 're up against a deadline on Berlin they 've already escalated it from forged documents to drugging people to shooting them God knows what comes next well when something new happens the lone psychopath theory will be dead , dead , dead . |
7 | ‘ You 've practically exiled yourself from your family and your home and your friends , you think you 've failed your finals but you say you 've no intention of sitting your re-sits even if you have ; you 've no money and you have n't even been looking for a job ; you 're getting done for shop-lifting and you 're acting like such a fucking dick-head you seem determined to get shot of the last few pals you do have left … and all you can do is make smart-ass remarks . ’ |
8 | You 've probably saved me from some kind of demonic sacrifice . |
9 | We 've even got someone from Bristol , ’ adds Prue . |
10 | I 've never had somebody from my class should be able to beat passive assertive that way find it difficult to do that one . |
11 | Erm , and I also understand that this is the first time you 've actually had someone from the private sector , er , whose been invited to er , address your A G M so , I 'd like to thank you for the privilege , and for also for the opportunity to speak on a subject which I personally er , find of of great interest . |
12 | A Constituent Assembly was elected in May 1990 but the military authorities have effectively prevented it from convening . |
13 | The Government did nothing and have apparently learnt nothing from the experience . |
14 | ‘ I have already got it from the beat constable that she was n't there at four o'clock . ’ |
15 | Pride always restrained her from describing her mother 's attitudes in too much detail , and she tended rather to laugh them off , but nevertheless her friends had some shrewd notion of the situation . |
16 | I have probably saved you from years of frustration , waiting and hoping for someone good enough to come along and kill the one I have taken from you . ’ |
17 | Ladbrokes had quoted Jenny Pitman 's gelding , who has been off the course for over two and a half years , at 33-1 but have now scratched him from their list . |
18 | The largely voluntary history of its development , set out in Chapter 2 , attests to the way in which many courses within the Polytechnic have seen their interests as lying within the modular scheme , and the way in which new subject areas and approaches have then influenced it from inside . |
19 | This was the 316th year of the society , but events such as wars with Napoleon , ‘ Kaiser Bill ’ and Hitler have occasionally prevented it from taking place . |
20 | On the other hand , similar statements of mine have never prevented you from writing back in the past . |