Example sentences of "at [noun] [det] [art] time " in BNC.
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1 | If you are at work all the time and find fitting in regular exercise rather difficult , then invest in an exercise bike or a rowing machine . |
2 | Secret agents of this ilk are at work all the time . |
3 | It was news to her , she had been at home all the time and her husband had taken another ‘ wife ’ . |
4 | These men , suddenly faced with being at home all the time , feel threatened by the fact that life seems to be shutting all the doors on them . |
5 | Until very recently , married women were unable to draw the allowance for the care of invalid relatives because it was assumed that they would do that anyway as they were at home all the time , despite the fact that two-thirds of married women work . |
6 | My mother had to give up teaching to be at home all the time , and she 's beginning to look very tired , while my father seems to have aged ten years . ’ |
7 | You have to stand more or less at attention all the time when you get locked up in there . |
8 | It must remain at ease all the time or the task will become more difficult . |
9 | ‘ He plays at pirates all the time , does wheelies on his bike , throws mud at his friends , kicks his football into the neighbours ' garden and pings his food around at the tea table . ’ |
10 | They think if they swear at people all the time it makes them a pop star . |
11 | No one here likes you , the way you sit off by yourself at meals half the time as if you 're waiting for someone who 's good enough for you . |
12 | The attack showed that security force members were at risk all the time and they could now best be repaid by finding a political solution to the Ulster conflict . |
13 | We all know how difficult it is for members of the security forces and their families , and we should now be aware that they are at risk all the time . |
14 | Have you two been at logger-heads all the time I 've been away ? ’ |
15 | Yelling at women all the time , that 's encouraged by adverts . ’ |