Example sentences of "i [vb past] [verb] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 I became hooked on adventure stories by R.L. Stevenson , Ballantyne , Rider Haggard and many more .
2 But the contract I agreed to sign on behalf of Jean-Claude was a very different one from the one M. Chaillot had intended me to sign .
3 When I married my wife Mary , however , I planned to stay at home for a while .
4 ‘ At first I planned to stay in hospital with Jessica , but this has been so much better .
5 I got skunked at Sunset ’ , he said .
6 But I got to carry on walking , cos I do n't have no card .
7 I got hooked on student politics as there were many problems in the tech .
8 When I got rid of fear I found we could make friends .
9 I got to nip round Bet 's .
10 That was how I got remanded in custody when I was only fifteen .
11 I got caught with all these drugs in a car by the same police ( I do n't know what I do , but it 's the same police every time I get arrested ) and I got charged with possession .
12 I were gon na report it today then I got talking with gaffer I were sorting this job out
13 But then I got promoted at work and suddenly I had a salary to borrow against .
14 Erm , I got interviewed on radio once , on , on television once with a friend and they asked , they asked us what we did , and this friend of mine said we were radio mime artists .
15 I expected to look like shit but this was ridiculous .
16 We do not understand it , they say , by which they seem to mean that we can not set it out in everyday words ( though actually one can go some way towards doing so , as I tried to do in Chapter V of The particle Play ) .
17 I tried staying in town overnight and then driving home during the day to spend time with Maisie .
18 So in the end I went upstairs , left Tony to it and I came back down and I tried to go to sleep again , I put me coat over me head and I could n't sleep so I moved .
19 Having known him for many months in Vancouver , and relishing his word-pictures of Yukon characters like ‘ dangerous Dan McGrew ’ and ‘ the lady known as Lou ’ , I tried to see in Service 's eyes the modern Yukon nearly half a century after the gold rush .
20 I only remembered it when I leaned forward or when I tried to sleep at night .
21 I tried to show in chapter 4 that such events may have happened , on a geological time scale , very quickly indeed .
22 It gave me , I confess to you frankly , many hours of quiet grief , which I tried to bear with philosophy .
23 The fundholding practices I visited ranged in size from 12 000 patients ( six partners ) to 17 000 patients ( seven partners ) .
24 Each time I pretended to go to sleep again and went crazy after a few minutes .
25 changed about midnight whereas when I changed go to bed .
26 ‘ Even as a little kid I used to gaze in motorcycle shop windows and wish I had something like this , ’ says hell for leather Jackie , from Marske near Redcar .
27 I stopped sleeping at night .
28 It was so frightful that my daughter Lilya and I stopped travelling by car together .
29 I stopped going to school when I was thirteen getting on fourteen , and it was then that I started getting into trouble , running away from home and thieving .
30 But I stopped going to church around 1983 .
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