Example sentences of "they [vb base] with a [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Fat Watt watched them go with a satisfied air .
2 So they conclude with a social policy agenda .
3 If they are made to feel lesser , to any type of women they react with a certain machismo to try and subvert that .
4 They begin with a lukewarm rendition of their second single ‘ Suzanne ’ and exude a self-conscious hesitancy , although I 'm told they 're a roaring juggernaut of assurance compared to their earlier live self .
5 When the sun rises they shine with a brilliant light that makes it impossible to keep one 's eyes fixed upon it .
6 1 CONSTABULARY — Often the first point of contact , they deal with a wide range of enquiries ( over 10,000 per year ) on :
7 The ideas exchanged during the competition will be put into practise by crews when next they deal with a real accident .
8 Young , subordinate females will do better if they mate with a new male .
9 See what they do with a long pink flannel ?
10 They live with a constant dread of the telephone ringing because they fear it will bring bad news .
11 They start with a normal apple variety which has a strong rootstock .
12 One of these classes loves a great musical treat , that is , a powerful sound ; to that end they play with a rich texture , extremely fast , study the most difficult and the fastest octaves .
13 They play with a raw , unsmiling aggression that cuts through the crappy circumstances .
14 For the past decade , the two have been exploring the boundaries of costume exhibitions at New York 's Fashion Institute of Technology , from which they come with a dazzling reputation .
15 Look out for a special offer at the moment of four different packs of Reeforms suitable for tanks from 30″ to 4 ′ at a 20% discount , and they come with a free high-quality Reef Forms T-shirt .
16 At night they are particularly spectacular for they glow with a bright purple luminescence and if you touch them , ghostly waves of light pulsate along their slowly writhing arms .
17 This may be because they occur only in association with a particular element , like the cran — of cranberry , or because they occur with a particular semantic value only in the context of one other element , like the — en of oxen , the ab — of abnormal , or foot in foot the bill ; in a case of collocational uniqueness of either of these types , no contrast in which the unique element participates can be tested in a distinct linguistic environment .
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