Example sentences of "we [vb base] [vb pp] at [noun] " in BNC.

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1 We 've waited at St Albans .
2 I mean , we 've been all round but the last three years we 've stayed at Carlton
3 and we knew him quite well because er before we moved , my parents moved to Debenham , we 've lived at Trimley and he lived erm well next door but one to us and er so we knew Mr quite well .
4 Oh god ! what do you think we 've burnt at home .
5 They 're really good they 're made of paper and stuff not like the ones we 've got at home
6 Security locks like like we 've like we 've got at home .
7 Same as we 've got at home .
8 I mean , you get meters normally , the meters we 've got at work and you just turn a knob and it 's got ohms , volts , amps frequency you know , whatever .
9 Alright , let's we 've looked at design of training as the first step you know identifying training needs and then design .
10 We 've looked at pi squared and we 've talked about the , the term I used was association .
11 Erm but some of these childrens ' addresses that we 've had at St Paul 's they are very interesting and you get something out of them .
12 Keith , I 've had a look at page one seven four , Chemical and Allied Industries and I ca n't find anything in there about the recent problems that we 've had at Allbright and Wilsons .
13 We have completed at Dunkirk and neighbouring ports all the necessary preparations for the embarkation of 12,000 men commanded by the Duc de Richelieu …
14 , writes : WE HAVE heard at college two popular beliefs .
15 Thus , as we have argued at length in a recent book , ‘ doubly disadvantaged ’ sections of the working class — the unemployed , women , black people , the retired , and the disabled — have especially acute educational needs .
16 Clearly , however , the needs we have identified at Stirling for the transmission of documents , images and so on are also arising at other sites — and between sites as well .
17 Once we have arrived at peace , joy , fear or anger , etc , we have somewhat of a choice about what we do with it .
18 ‘ Sir , we have arrived at base camp . ’
19 We have arrived at chapter 22 , but before we deal with it in detail , we must look quickly at another story that lies between Isaac 's birth and his coming so soon and so close to death .
20 Nonetheless , the changes in employment by product sectors which we have reported at Table 5.3 , that is , changes in national ‘ industrial structure ’ , will go a long way to explain the concentration of de-industrialization in regions of the ‘ North ’ , with all its effects on population ( Chapter 4 ) .
21 We have considered at length why natural monopoly leads to socially inefficient outcomes : too little output and too high a price in that industry .
22 So we have a clearly articulated philosophy , and we have a curricular model which reflects it — a model which is superior we think to any off-the-shelf models , and we have looked at Bruner , White , Bloom , and at HMI 's areas of experience , all of which lack the coherence and universality of the ‘ regions of application ’ model .
23 In this chapter we have looked at influences on public perceptions of politics , not at influences upon attitudes .
24 In the above sections we have looked at vowels in weak syllables .
25 So far we have looked at exclusion clauses which exclude or restrict liability for a particular type of breach arising from a particular cause .
26 We have looked at abilities , experience and goals as they might influence behaviour at work .
27 Now that we have looked at Wharram Percy deserted village and seen something of the 30-year long excavations there , we should look at other studies and excavations on village sites which seem to suggest the same developments implied at Wharram Percy .
28 So far , we have looked at ways of getting started , at researching your ideas and at how an argument is structured .
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