Example sentences of "he [vb past] [pron] [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He made their glowing colours he made their tiny wings |
| 2 | glowing colours he made their tiny wings |
| 3 | He made their glowing colours he made their tiny wings |
| 4 | Koresh had guns from the beginning and he made his mighty men in to trained marksman . |
| 5 | He made his own cameras and lenses , including a panoramic camera , and promoted the use of photography in geology . |
| 6 | I made a guesswork assessment that it would be able to provide a motor car that would cost the disabled person at least 25 per cent less than if he made his own arrangements . |
| 7 | If he had no notice of a subsequent mortgage when he made his further advances — but registration of a subsequent mortgage is equivalent to notice . |
| 8 | I do n't think it was just because he made it back-to-back wins , either . |
| 9 | For John Ruskin he designed the Whitelands cross illustrated here , and he commissioned his favourite jewellers , Giuliano and Child & Child , to make up many pieces from his sketches . |
| 10 | Carefully he inserted his gloved fingers beneath the frontal lobes and lifted them up . |
| 11 | He stabbed them many times after they were dead . |
| 12 | Startled by a lance accidentally falling on a helmet , he attacked his own men , killing four , and could not be disarmed until he was exhausted . |
| 13 | When he died , he divided his liquid assets and his land between his sons , having first provided for each of his daughters through setting up trust funds which would provide them with a good income . |
| 14 | He wagged his muddy boots , feeling uncertainly for each rung of the ladder : he had clearly been drinking already . |
| 15 | He draped his wet clothes over a chair in front of the stove and ladled rice and beans on to two plates . |
| 16 | ‘ Strange , ’ Ven drawled , ‘ I was going to order the same , ’ he added solemnly , and , not giving her a hint of what she had requested , he passed their two orders over to the waiter . |
| 17 | The geographers were , however , never far from his thoughts , and in 1893 he produced his admirable Selections from Strabo , still the most sympathetic introduction to Strabo , to be followed in 1897 by A History of Ancient Geography , which remains one of the best , if not the best , handbook on both ancient geography and geographical writers , Greek and Latin , down to the end of the western Empire . |
| 18 | How easy it had been to mislead him , as he produced his apologetic arguments and justifications . |
| 19 | and he could be pleasantly practical about the craft into which he channelled his surplus energies . |
| 20 | He has an unshakeable self-confidence , which no doubt dates back to when he sold his first paintings at nine years old , these early Koonses going for hundreds of dollars in Henry J Koons Interiors , his father 's furniture store in a small town in Pennsylvania . |
| 21 | He sold his American artists as well as the English ones , and it proved a successful ploy . |
| 22 | Well , later he sold his three boxes of Dutch cigars at a profit of thirty three of their cost . |
| 23 | Police have located the owner of a van with the same number plates , who described the builders ' logo on the vehicle when he sold it several months ago . |
| 24 | Thus he fought his criminal cases , accepting the client 's wish to ‘ get off ’ as his objective . |
| 25 | He fought his own despairs and his own bitternesses , and he had believed that he had built up an inner tranquillity and a strength , so that he was armoured against the lure of any woman . |
| 26 | Here he applied his supreme skills in detailed mapping , and his knowledge of Alpine structures and metamorphic rocks , to provide the basic solution to the controversy on the structure and rock succession in the north-west Highlands of Scotland . |
| 27 | He produced works of precise scholarship , especially bibliographical works and studies of painting , and he applied his historical skills to the Dead Sea scrolls , identifying the Qumran sect with the Zealots against the generally proposed Essene identification that is now generally accepted ( 1958 , 1965 ) . |
| 28 | Kynaston had fulfilled his promise , but now he applied his diagnostic skills to the unrepining dead , whose eyes could n't implore him to offer hope , whose mouths could no longer cry out . |
| 29 | So erm then er oh he asked me other questions . |
| 30 | Er , not in the decision , I I spoke to Mr and he asked me certain questions . |