Example sentences of "how [pers pn] [verb] [pron] [verb] " in BNC.

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1 In my own garden the twisted hazel , Corylus avellana ‘ Contorta ’ , is underplanted with primroses , bluebells and wood anemones , for that is how I remember them growing , as they still do , along the banks of the rive Greta .
2 That 's how I thought she 'd one it for my dad
3 I thought I 'd like to see how I looked teaching rather than how I thought I looked .
4 That 's how I started you , that 's how I taught you to dance . ’
5 Those shoes are horrible and she , mummy turned round with something about how I make her feel old , ugly and all sad and
6 Today , too ; how I wished you had been with me at the concert .
7 How I wished I 'd stayed there !
8 How I wished I had n't left my camera at home .
9 Now , did you notice how I said everyone followed by their ?
10 How I made him betray what he believed ! ’
11 ‘ Bein' as how I saw what happened that night … ’
12 How I wish it had n't been !
13 How I wish I had been there ! ’ said Gildas , not for the first time .
14 They have a very special significance , and how I wish I had known how to press flowers when I was given my first red roses by my husband , but unfortunately I learnt a few years too late !
15 But how I wish I had a body of my own , one that did my bidding .
16 Oh , how I wish I knew … .
17 How I wish I 'd seen Shirley Cowling 's article ( Nov '91 ) on ‘ Choosing the first machine ’ eight years ago !
18 How I wish I 'd never seen him !
19 How I wish I dared !
20 I 'd been asked how I wanted him dressed .
21 So the first opportunity I had I left Bradley 's and went back to the Lock so it 'd been war direction , war service we asked and it counted as me service with the Lock , that I had n't interrupted me service being as I was directed so that 's how I say I had fifty years at the Lock .
22 Need a yellow one on top how I love you chicken pots
23 ‘ I 'm not sure what to tell them about how I want it done , ’ she had said to Faye before leaving , running uncertain fingers through the dense yet fluffy waves .
24 I 'm really making up bits now , making the picture look how I want it to look — dark on light , light on dark — not forgetting to look in the mirror !
25 I know exactly how I want it to look , Señor Lopez , but I do n't know exactly how to do it .
26 Sanglemore is how I think they pronounce it .
27 Our miracle — for that was how it felt , how she hoped it felt for all women .
28 Helen Attwell tells the moving story of how she discovered what happened to her brother and his crew on their last heroic flight in September 1940 .
29 That was how she knew they had arrived .
30 Rita Ablewhite knew this , though how she knew it remained , to Liz , a mystery which she did not think , did not care to question .
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