Example sentences of "it [adv] [vb past] [pers pn] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 It somewhat shook me rigid , and through my colleague , Peggy who received a gold award this week , we got some of those leaflets , that were sent to us , and Peggy wrote a letter , around to the workplaces in Grimsby and Cleethorpes , and as a role , as trade union liaison officer with Grimsby C L P , she sent it to the workplaces within Grimsby .
2 It only took him six years to become a partner after spells in London and New York .
3 It only took him another four years to feel the same way .
4 I mean it only took me two hours two and , two two and a half hours er
5 I 've just had this new hoover bought me for Christmas , and he comes home from work and I say it only took me five minutes to do the stairs , and all this sort of thing , because it used to take so long before .
6 Erm being more serious , erm Marple is n't very far away and it only took me thirty minutes to get from my house in Marple to here , tonight , and although some of the constituency 's further away than this and that is actually one of the main considerations , and we 're local .
7 But it only took me half an hour to get to Blefuscu .
8 It only took me half a day to decide that I wanted the job .
9 Er reimbursement for expenses so petrol , postages that sort of thing , but the time of running around you ca n't get back , which is one of the factors that back to the old Which magazine they never deal with this say yes you can deal with it and I read some person that says it only took me forty hours , yes forty hours at legal rates , well that would be a big bill .
10 While this may have appeared to solve the monarchy 's immediate problems , in the long run it only made them worse .
11 It so happened her first shop , called The Body Shop , opened next door to an undertaker 's in Brighton .
12 He strove to keep his face from that wall as it inexorably pulled him closer .
13 Nobody likes to have their freedom taken away from them , but all the abuse and everything they threw at me — it just made me stronger each time .
14 And this time it did n't give us two X it just gave us one times this one times that one .
15 And it just stopped me dead in my tracks .
16 In fact the professional golfers almost took a back seat , and it always afforded me some wry amusement when Ryder Cup golfers of repute were ignored by the spectators who were intent on getting the autograph of some star from a television soap opera .
17 It always made him sick when he was expected to watch the turkey-killings .
18 She had a terrible temper , and it always made him double up when she swore at him and clenched her fists .
19 If it occasionally had Cnut in difficulties , it also offered him considerable opportunities , and it is no less generous to the historian , who is better informed upon it than any other aspect of Cnut 's rule .
20 But it also made him invaluable as an occasional centre-forward .
21 A sort of Celtic Spinal Tap for Teds , it also gave us seminal TV villain Eddie McClockerty , played by the god-like Richard Wilson .
22 When , generations after his death , theology rediscovered him , it also found it necessary to move beyond him .
23 But when I found you 'd run away from me again , it nearly sent me crazy . ’
24 Erm , then I think it probably had us confused for a while , whilst we were just trying to decide who should do writing and who should do what , but then I decided I 'd chose two people , and then we started cutting things out so then that , that went okay then .
25 It probably made them half cousins .
26 It it really made me furious .
27 But it really hit her this year , we felt quite disgruntled
28 Maybe it even did me good .
29 Forty per cent of those experiencing it occasionally found it disturbing .
30 But it never did it any good they never got to run their own economy .
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