Example sentences of "if [pron] [vb -s] the [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Labour employment spokesman Frank Dobson said yesterday : ‘ Major thinks if no-one mentions the bogey of recession , it will go away . ’ |
2 | If everyone knows the value of the current shocks then we can replace equation ( 5.7 ) with the following : |
3 | If nothing catches the eye , walk a few blocks to West 47th street , between Fifth and Sixth Avenues , to browse at the Gotham Book Mart ( ’ Wise men fish here , ’ says the sign ) , which , for 70 years has specialised in literature and arts . |
4 | Try altering the setting on the thermostat dial ; if nothing changes the thermostat is probably faulty . |
5 | If it comes to light that I was in that house with Adam and the others , he thought with cold clarity , if someone tells the papers , or the police and thence the papers , that I was there during the summer of 1976 , living there , it will be all up with me . |
6 | A practical use is to give warning , if someone enters the room a few hand claps or knock at the door may alert you to their presence ; the shock of someone approaching you silently is avoided . |
7 | The phone rings , though , so it looks as if somebody pays the phone bills . |
8 | Well it 's unfair to everybody if somebody has the lot and then everybody can have a couple and keep a few of their customers happy . |
9 | ‘ What if she uses the book the way Ward was going to ? ’ another voice added with concern . |
10 | ‘ What profiteth a woman if she gains the world — and loses her femininity ? ’ |
11 | But the Department has told her to destroy all copies , return the original and warned that further action could be taken if she ignores the advice . |
12 | Lesley Banks is n't sure if she likes the idea , but admits that the buzz around town has certainly opened doors for her . |
13 | You , I mean , if she if she likes the girl , which she obviously does , why not just rap her door or wait till she sees her and say you know |
14 | ‘ We will let Posy have a look at the male tortoises we have got on Sunday to see if she likes the look of them , ’ said Ms Jackson . |
15 | She 'll watch it half an hour in the evening before she goes to bed if she gets the chance . |
16 | I want to ask Sonja if she thinks the postman lost it , but I stop myself . |
17 | She romps around St Mungo 's shelter in City Road , N1 , as if she owns the place . |
18 | If she spends the rest of her life in prison it will not be long enough . ’ |
19 | If she cuts the cloth up into pieces 1.5 metres long how many pieces will she have ? |
20 | Christian unity Having read M Chalker 's comments on Christian Unity ( Echo February 10 ) one wonders if she knows the origin of the aim of this week of prayer ? |
21 | If she leaves the nest to go and feed he always follows her , and his presence is usually sufficient to deter other males . |
22 | ‘ If she wants the hotel she can have it , ’ Joe piped up suddenly . |
23 | ‘ If she misses the key out of her bag , ’ Lucy protested . |
24 | The teenage girl may guard her space jealously : if she has the chance she will make it uniquely hers , experimenting with posters , plants , and colours . |
25 | Syphilis can be acquired by the unborn foetus from its mother if she has the infection and there are treponemes circulating in the blood stream . |
26 | Soon , soon if she has the courage , it will not matter , mt will be too late for anyone to protest , to come to her with sensible and sound advice . |
27 | Yeah , well you know this , this Selby 's one that was the same , when the switchboard was busy it would er , if you , if you sees line three and played it down , well if anybody sees line three and played it down it used to do that or if you sees the intercom that did it , says it 's more like the Selby 's one than the new one |
28 | However , if something enters the vehicle and crushes the plaintiff backwards against the seat , the failure to wear the seat belt would appear to be irrelevant and fail the test of causation . |
29 | If one asks the question , ‘ Who decides what is a piece of ‘ good ’ writing ? ’ one is back to Leavis 's statements about the ‘ morally sensitive ’ reader . |
30 | If one uses the criteria in the Department of Transports manual of environmental appraisal , to which the County Council themselves have referred , most of those levels of reduction do n't even erm fall at the level where you would normally evaluate their environmental impact . |