Example sentences of "[vb mod] [pron] [verb] to [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | May I add to those representations the ones that have been made to me locally by committees responsible for organising the summer common riding festivals in the central Borders and Scotland ? |
| 2 | May I respond to this , for included within is a reference which is misleading . |
| 3 | For running on 4 star , should I reset to 6 ° BTDC ? |
| 4 | Why should I listen to this ? |
| 5 | Who should I write to British Section or ? |
| 6 | How much land must you commit to arable rotation , and how much must be laid up for hay or silage ? |
| 7 | Should we speak to this Crumwallis first , do you think , while the technical chaps are playing their games upstairs ? ’ |
| 8 | And what significance should we attach to this development ? |
| 9 | But what importance should we attach to these broad employment trends ? |
| 10 | Should they market keg beers under national brand names or should they return to localised brewing and brand names ? |
| 11 | How should it respond to these various invasions of physical integrity , a quality which is highly valued by most citizens ? |
| 12 | How do you think the retrospective scheme compensation scheme would actually work and if I could give you an example erm should it apply to all schemes which have been affected in the past er perhaps after a certain date or if you were going to make that decision , where would the cut-off date be , how far back would you go and what schemes would you look at Er if it 's gon na be retrospective ? |
| 13 | And why should he go to such pains to stop us comin' up here ? ’ |
| 14 | How many should he give to each of them ? |
| 15 | How could I dictate to some amanuensis all the love I feel for my darling Lily , the loveliest flower … . |
| 16 | Could I , could I turn to one of the major contributors of erm of pension fund surpluses er and that is the plight of the deferred pensioner . |
| 17 | Could I appeal to running shoe manufacturers to open their eyes and realise that they are missing out on a valuable section of the market ? |
| 18 | Could you refer to this pestilence ? |
| 19 | If you 've done it , what lessons could you pass to those who have not ? |
| 20 | Could , could we get , could we get Tony , could you write to this new chap Graham , and say , you know , congratulations on your new appointment |
| 21 | Tom could you respond to those points please . |
| 22 | How could she explain to this man that she did n't even know their full names , let alone their addresses or telephone numbers ? |
| 23 | How 'd you come to this pass , my child ? ’ |
| 24 | Could we go to hundred thousand or not ? |
| 25 | What could one say to that ? |
| 26 | She is adamant that under no circumstances would she consent to further use of a nasogastric tube , whether or not she was drugged to such a degree that she felt little discomfort as it was pushed down into her stomach . |
| 27 | And how would she get to all these places so quickly without him ? |
| 28 | What advice would you proffer to Argent Distributors Ltd to : |
| 29 | If a girl says I want to be a nurse , is she asked well erm have you thought about becoming a manager of a hospital if you start off in nursing ; can you see your way ; how would you get to that position if you become a you know I just wonder , erm I doubt very much that that goes on . |
| 30 | So how would you respond to that . |