Example sentences of "he [adv] [verb] [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 He saw himself as a wise and benign deity , presiding over his kingdom and seeing to it that evil did not always prevail ; a hollow symbolism of course and anyway he rather liked hemp agrimony and ground ivy .
2 Belfast councillor John Carson has been reported to his North Belfast Unionist Constituency Association over allegations that he verbally assaulted party member Fred Proctor .
3 Neither the man nor his union could have pursued the case alone , but thanks to the insurance he eventually collected £22,500 compensation .
4 For 12 years from 1962 he successfully fed Edgar Hoover at the FBI a mixture of tantalising bits of fact and rubbish , including false information about Russia 's space-rocket programme which led the Americans to think they were ahead of the Russians .
5 He obviously likes Jimmy Page and it 's pretty easy to tell where he 's coming from , but he 's got a good sound and it 's really fresh .
6 The courts have sometimes appeared to embrace a rule that a person can become a constructive trustee not only because he personally receives trust property knowing it is transferred in breach of trust , but also where he knowingly assists in the breach .
7 He only saw Emily Groundwater once again in his life , and that was at a soirée at the Heathertons ' , to which he was invited because the Professor had told the chaplain of Paul 's impending journey to Oxford .
8 But he only earns pin money for it — 60 rupees plus some cloth , rice and fruit for each wedding .
9 He suddenly saw Annabel passing in the street outside .
10 He just got dormitory accommodation and as much food as he could eat .
11 It is debatable whether he ever envisaged trailer operation in its accepted sense , with trailers being detached at off-peak times .
12 Reilly 's last competitive game was against Donegal in the league this season , but he still plays club football with Kingscourt with whom he won seven cham
13 He still visits Ipswich Hospital each week for dressing changes and expects to be back at work in about five weeks .
14 He still favoured Lyons Corner House , although by now he had graduated from the Grill and Cheese to the Seven Stars .
15 The movie attempts to take off when Chaplin receives the call to an embryonic Hollywood and is asked to join the new studio of Mack Sennett ( Dan Aykroyd ) where he quickly attains superstar status .
16 He also wore metal frame square glasses because someone had told him he looked tough in them .
17 He also plans drug pricing restrictions and insurance industry reform .
18 He also praised Belleek Pottery for its involvement in industrial tourism .
19 He also made Hatfield House a centre of taste and culture , patronizing the painters George Geldrop and Peter Lely [ qq.v. ] , the musicians Henry Oxford and Nicholas Lanier [ q.v. ] , and the gardener John Tradescant the elder [ q.v . ] .
20 During his time as Head Gardener he planted several M. soulangeana and after the Second World War he also planted M. kobus , M. mollicomata , M. sinensis , M. stellata and M. acuminata .
21 For good measure , he also owns Milan football club .
22 He also blasted Worcester referee Ashby for giving an indirect free-kick early in the second-half against Chris Whyte and raged :
23 He disciplines himself to at least two hours a day in his upstairs studio where he also produces screen printing , water colours and acrylics .
24 He also says council parking fines will be going up from £5 to £30 in April and police fines would rise from £16 to £30 .
25 He also ran Oil Mill and Cuttles Mill at Wallbridge , importing large quantities of corn through Gloucester Docks and transporting it , largely by canal , to his mills in the Stroud area .
26 He also chose Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher as his re-election campaign 's general chairman , naming Barbara Hackman Franklin on Dec. 26 as Mosbacher 's successor as Commerce Secretary from Jan. 15 , 1992 .
27 He also saw Juncus acutus and J. filiformis and noted their use against erosion by water .
28 His other relaxations are snooker , at which he has a highest break of 55 , and occasionally he also goes pheasant shooting .
29 He also commissions M. Bijou de Millecolonnes , who despises the ancients , and whose ‘ lightness , gaiety , and originality ’ are the antipodes of the ‘ solidity , solemnity and correctness ’ of Sir Carte Blanche , to build in a ‘ wild sequestered spot ’ in Regent 's Park a pavilion reminiscent of Nash 's at Brighton , which gives rise to a rumour ‘ that the Zoological Society intended to keep a Bengal tiger au naturel , and that they were contriving a residence which would amply compensate him for his native jungle ’ .
30 Here he also meets bondage babe Sabra whose idea of making out is to whisper in his ear : ‘ I like your nose , it 's really big .
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