Example sentences of "did the [adj] [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 More than she did the other army wives .
2 HANDYMAN Steve Flynn did the ultimate DIY job — as a do-it-yourself midwife .
3 Not until 1985 , however , did the long debate bear fruit , when an international competition was launched to design a suitable building .
4 With over 80 per cent of the seats in each house , many of them won by very large majorities indeed and a not insubstantial number having been uncontested by the Republican Party ( see Key 's ( 1949 ) classic volume on southern politics ) , did the Democratic Party need to pay large welfare benefits in order to win votes ?
5 Only towards the end of the 1920s did the central regime start to suppress Belorussian cultural institutions , and it was not until 1933 that general persecution of nationalism became prevalent in the area .
6 Once the party had shown itself , in the 1929–31 Parliament , unwilling to support Lloyd George 's programme of national reconciliation , it had no answer to the question : What did the Liberal party stand for ?
7 Other hospitals will not pick up , I do n't care what the Virginia Bottomleys says , or any of the others from the Kenneth Clarkes , he 's the one who did the major destruction job on the N H S.
8 So did the Canadian financier Conrad Black .
9 If the tax Madam speaker , is as obnoxious as the right honourable gentleman claims , then why did the Labour conference vote and I quote , For a general shift in taxation towards energy resource use ?
10 Well I did the odd movie bits in America , and er when I was a pop singer had a record in the charts in America but never done a play there .
11 The central London postmark did n't give any clues , nor did the good quality envelope .
12 Nor , indeed , did the young Deiran princes survive to claim their inheritance .
13 Did the young man Dominic Wetherby ever speak to you ? ’
14 The House of Lords in Morris [ 1984 ] AC 320 said that s.3 contained only a partial definition , as indeed did the Criminal Law Revision Committee .
15 Only then did the amazing truth dawn .
16 As ‘ Meat Is Murder ’ was steadily devoured and after the initial hysteria had faded away , how did the new music stand in comparison to the angst-ridden image of the early band ?
17 While they were being asked to trim investment , the Government 's own policies were creating additional needs for investment in electricity distribution : airfields and other new defence installations for the Korean mobilisation , for example , required new electricity mains , as did the new housing estates which were a vital part of Labour 's drive for electoral popularity .
18 There might even be a piano in the working-class parlour hinting at ‘ affluence ’ , and the bicycle boom of the 1890s enlarged the mobility of many people — as did the new transport system of the tram .
19 The iced wall on Labyrinth Direct was unusually thick and had several ascents , as did the Hanging Garden routes .
20 It turned out to be erm used more fully as a family centre , where families would come and spend half a day , than it did the casual pop-in arts centre , which the old arts laboratories or the more conventional arts centre perhaps were directed towards .
21 The Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal both sent representatives , as did the Scottish emergency services who tried to rescue the men of flight XV 193 .
22 The ELISA technique proved far less sensitive for identification of ulcerative colitis patients in inflammatory bowel disease but showed a higher specificity than did the indirect immunofluorescence assay .
23 Why did the previous job holder leave ?
24 So how did the full-blooded tabby pattern arise ?
25 The French open-air markets held great appeal for Laura , as did the Left Bank bouquinistes where she often found appealing old prints among the musty volumes .
26 Some may even have to countenance death , as did the German heptathlete Birgit Dressel , if they embark on a programme of drug-taking .
27 In what ways did the British Steel offer differ from other privatization issues ?
28 Which factor did the location-factor approach think was most important in the 1960s ?
29 RS-ORS and RP-ORS promoted more water absorption in secreting intestine than did the hypotonic glucose monomer solution , HYPO-ORS ( p<0.007 ) .
30 I did the whole washing machine
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