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

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1 As team coordinator he also helps with publicity and makes sure the riders — Ruggia and Adrien Morillas — have what they need to do their job .
2 He also said in evidence that the quote , parental contribution has been of fundamental importance , unquote .
3 Pressing for the abolition of the pernicious fee system had been an obvious target but he also pressed for liquor taps to be banned and the sale of drink to inmates to be closely regulated ; for the gaolers to be resident at the gaol instead of offering only minimal supervision if they lived away from it ; for the provision of chaplains and doctors and the detailing and publishing of prison rules and regulations .
4 he also equates with rationality , understood both as the faculty of discerning what is right , and the disposition to act in accordance therewith .
5 He also kept in touch with Washington , CIA liaison and all that .
6 He also campaigned against pollution but suffered the irony of being prosecuted himself for pollution in 1857 , which caused him to move his works to Miles Platting .
7 He also returned to television , with two ITV plays , the first of which was The Move After Checkmate .
8 Not only was he heir to the Spencer estates , he also served with distinction as a captain in the Royal Scots Greys during World War Two and , as Equerry to the Queen , he had accompanied the Queen and Prince Philip on their historic tour of Australia shortly before his marriage .
9 Interest in local politics led him to become a member of Liverpool town council and Lancashire county council ; he also served as chairman of Liverpool chamber of commerce .
10 He also served as deputy lieutenant for the county of Essex .
11 He also served as Secretary of WACC 's African Regional Association for some years .
12 He also served as president of the Geological Society ( 1912–14 ) ; president , section C ( geology ) of the British Association ( 1904 ) ; and vice-president , International Geological Congress ( 1913 ) .
13 Clark was profoundly influenced by his service as a field medical officer in World War I. He also served in World War II , becoming a lieutenant-colonel .
14 He also came under attack in his capacity as a revenue farmer and would-be monopolist .
15 He also came into conflict with the Empire of the East , an orthodox Christian empire with territories touching upon those of Italy , with many differences and oppositions to papal and Frankish interests .
16 During 1822 he also went into business as a retail goldsmith and jeweller in Bond Street with John Mortimer ( died 1871 ) .
17 He also notes without disapproval the current popularity of presenting a " critical judgement " as the text for discussion in English examinations , a novel post-war development .
18 He also continued with spectrum analysis , mapping spectra and struggling to work out which lines belonged to which elements among the confusing Rare Earth Metals like Lanthanum .
19 Alan 's by-line was to be seen as a foreign correspondent for a number of national papers including the Daily Express , Daily Sketch , Sunday Times and he also wrote for Mail on Sunday .
20 He also knew about work in the USA and USSR from the mid 1970s on metallic hydrogen .
21 He also quoted from Audit Commission reports , but he has not quoted from the Audit Commission response to our consultation paper on the structure of local government .
22 He also experimented with photography , and did significant early work with X-rays from 1896 , and with radio waves from 1897 .
23 He also experimented with linen manufacture .
24 He also suffers from heart disease .
25 He also lived at Bridge of Weir , and on his way home through Paisley , late at night , he stopped on the old bridge .
26 Normally Peter played at outside-right , but a combination of events led him to have several useful and productive spells at centre-forward , and he also played at inside-right and at outside-left for us .
27 He also put on sale a long pamphlet of his own , National Socialism Now , to justify his secession from Mosley and the new course he had chosen .
28 He also put in place a long-term programme of staff development .
29 His departure was thought to improve the ruling Social Credit Party 's prospects ( from which he also resigned as leader ) , with an election due in 1991 , of withstanding the challenge of Canada 's increasingly successful social democratic New Democratic Party ( NDP — for its September 1990 provincial election victory in Ontario see p. 37705 ) .
30 Scotland , which he also claimed as part of his sphere of primatial authority , was cut off by the barrier of the province of York .
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