Example sentences of "they [vb past] [adv] and [verb] " in BNC.

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1 Both of them got off and walked .
2 Her brother , Roger Lewis , already had a company that made gigantic floor cushions , so the three of them teamed up and opened a cushion shop in Chelsea .
3 Only they seemed to understand the rules ; one of them turned round and stroked Nigel 's knee .
4 Conversely , flame-coloured harridans that looked as if only Agent Orange could stop them curled up and died of aristocratic pique at the advancing hordes of dandelions .
5 When we all went to the pub and some of them went up and got non-alcoholic drinks and that , and they all said they could n't go into a pub and do that and they done it , no problem .
6 Most of them went out and re-offended .
7 There was some problem that one of them went back and talked to , presumably dad , perhaps mum though , erm and came back with a lovely engineered solution , but that did n't matter — they had fun doing it and they had fun trying these things and , believe me , the answer were ever so close to what the design I was amazed with what they produced .
8 Usually they hopped on and pumped away and suddenly it was over .
9 They met up and talked with the carpenters ' committee , who would have lent £3,000 out of their fund of £20,000 had they not been astonished to learn that the knitters had themselves no permanent fund " to answer any demand at any time " .
10 ‘ … well , they got up and left so I thought I 'd clear their glasses as soon as I 'd finished with the man I was serving .
11 The next day , of course , they got up and went out to vote .
12 King Crimson was being partied by a signing label and they got up and played with Donovan .
13 Then they got up and ate hungrily on the hot porch , then sunbathed in the sweltering heat , lying in each other 's arms on the white beach , talking softly as the sea rippled beyond them .
14 And they were fitting in their own until they got up and running .
15 Without the motor car in mind , I mean for instance , we had Oxford , Reading and Swindon it was suggested a few years ago , that they got together and formed the Thames Valley United .
16 If they got together and started to change things , showing real women or girls , then things could start to alter .
17 So they got together and decided to hide their cider and wine so the Germans should n't have it .
18 They got down and looked at him .
19 The injured man was supported by his colleague as they got out and fled through a security gate .
20 And eventually they got in and went off .
21 On the whole they lived peaceably and had lots of fellowship together .
22 It was , therefore , extremely relevant to him that Wagner had a less complicated view of the age they lived in and found it possible to regard the rise of the new Reich as the outward expression of , precisely , Germanic health and strength .
23 Their barrow full they straightened up and turned to push their way towards the road .
24 The bikers were so angry that they rode off and gave the cash to another children 's hospice at Quidenham , Norfolk .
25 They hankered for the bright lights of the capital , so in early 1778 they sold up and headed once again for London .
26 So I fretted and sweated as they stalked in and stared around with that disapproving , accusatory look of all cops everywhere .
27 The shops — those endless lines of shabby , plastic-fronted London shops , the paint peeling , the windows steamed up — finally reassembled themselves into council flats ; they disintegrated again and reappeared as boarded-up warehouses at Dalston Junction , weeds sprouting vigorously from cracks in the brickwork .
28 Then they moved on and repeated the whole performance 's two streets away .
29 They moved outside and saw a Land Rover pick-up emerge from the trees .
30 Er when we last did the work there in nineteen eighty nine he 'd , he 'd provided Gwyneth with three machines which they moved round and put on different places for us .
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