Example sentences of "[vb -s] [pron] [verb] that [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Well it 's not a yes yes for the garden because I would n't have room for it but it 's certainly a yes yes in my shelter delt because the birds love the berries and it really encourages them to use that shelter delt but it is n't as , as easy to grow , it 's , one tends to think of the nature plant as a tough plant but I 've been trying to establish about thirty of these in the shelter delt and I 've found they object to any form of total weedkiller round the root , so all the , the weedkillers that you would use for the first couple of years maybe to , to keep the , the weeds from growing round the stems , they tend to get chlorotic and die . |
| 2 | We sometimes ask about a person : ‘ Why has she chosen that course of action ? |
| 3 | How you start your day could even depend on how Dickens causes you to feel that morning in that particular part of the book . |
| 4 | Has anybody seen that film ? |
| 5 | Has anybody had that kind of dream ? |
| 6 | Has everybody got that scene ? |
| 7 | No I meant one of the film actresses that has it done that way or something , |
| 8 | Has he made that statement in public ? , because his public statement says does not |
| 9 | Has he left that job ? |
| 10 | But in August , as the selectors were putting together their plans for the winter , I started saying to Gatt : ‘ Why the bloody hell has he got that end , I want it . ’ |
| 11 | Has he got that thing going ? |
| 12 | Has anyone seen that puppy ? |
| 13 | ‘ Has anyone seen that land before ? ’ he said . |
| 14 | Has anyone , I mean has anyone had that experience ? |
| 15 | You were his victim ; he wants it to stay that way . |
| 16 | The field ‘ Split-type working ’ allows you to specify that Primary and Secondary copies must be stored on different media types . |
| 17 | The field ‘ Simultaneous media copies ’ allows you to specify that Primary and Secondary copies may not be mounted simultaneously . |
| 18 | Consciousness you raise through your sexuality allows you to enter that non-reality and use it . |
| 19 | As it happens we got that shipment delivered eventually though some of the perishables had gone off . |
| 20 | he describes what happened that night and talks about how the memorial is important because he never went to the funerals ofhis colleagues . |
| 21 | he describes what happened that night and talks about how the memorial is important because he never went to the funerals ofhis colleagues . |
| 22 | It also allows us to forecast that prevalence will also subsequently begin to decline . |
| 23 | Seeing Renaissance writing deploying its resources to justify genocide as moral , divinely justified and ‘ civilising ’ , forces us to accept that Renaissance literature 's role has too frequently been accepted as unquestionably an instrument of enlightenment in some unexplored way . |
| 24 | Maxine goes she tried that suit on Duvane and it fit him . |
| 25 | Well I do n't think it 'll be a good idea at all because my no my knowledge of tin foil leads me to believe that tin foil wrapped on tin foil falls off . |
| 26 | Twenty nine thousand he reckons he sold that plot for . |
| 27 | The Times Educational Supplement applauded the increased use of intelligence tests and deplored the existing exams : ‘ Some day our successors may come to marvel at the degree of assurance which leads us to think that ability to profit can be predicted thus . |
| 28 | erm It keeps it going that way because you know , six games unbeaten , it 's nice , it 's nice to be unbeaten , but we just have n't won enough have we ? |
| 29 | Such reading is invaluable because it not only consolidates what learners already know , it helps them to develop that general feel for a language which can give such a boost to the learning process . |
| 30 | Such reading not only consolidates what learners already know , but helps them develop that general ‘ feel for language ’ which can not be readily taught . |