Example sentences of "as [pron] [vb past] at [noun] " in BNC.

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1 And as I looked at Jimmy Boyce , ex-industrial tiler , ex-foundry worker , ex-redundant foundry worker , I realised that it really was the law of the jungle here tonight .
2 Johnston said : ‘ It has not gone anywhere near as well as I expected at Everton .
3 If the development of civil society means in later capitalism , say from the end of the nineteenth century , the flourishing of an independent cultural and aesthetic sphere , then this might , as I argued at length above , be disruptive to the ideal interests , indeed to the very identity , of the bourgeoisie .
4 As I said at Nottingham , faint glimmerings — all shadow and no substance .
5 There are a number of ways to get a game abandoned , although streaking across the pitch in only your underpants , as I did at Lake Town last season , is perhaps not the best .
6 The first Arctic fox I had ever seen watched me as I arrived at Gullfoss late at night , then turned and headed off with its huge tail laid out behind it .
7 The following morning , as I arrived at work , the watchman was waiting for me .
8 A passing nurse had noticed the blood as I sat at Aunt Louise 's side .
9 do not harden your heart as you did at Meribah
10 She had n't missed the way Ace 's hands shook , and the slight guilty lowering of her head as she glanced at Petion .
11 When he asked if he should fly out her answer had been a firm and uncompromising ‘ No ! ’ but now , as she glanced at Alain , she was not too sure if she had been wise .
12 Her tone altered as she glanced at Derek .
13 Tall , pretty , vivacious , with an eager and obvious appetite for every kind of experience , she fell in and out of love , as she had at school and college .
14 Connon put his arm over his daughter 's shoulder as she shivered at Dalziel 's imagery .
15 Her voice trembled and her whole body stiffened as she stared at Robert incredulously .
16 Yesterday as she landed at Heathrow she looked glad to be back .
17 Julie Ride , of Walthamstow , London , said as she landed at Heathrow airport after a five-day visit to the Iraqi capital : ‘ The Government has got to get its act together now and get Paul and Michael out . ’
18 Also , a young Norwegian secret agent named Bernhard Bergersen had while travelling past in a train on the opposite side of the fjord , risked his life by taking a photograph of the Tirpitz as she lay at anchor .
19 I could hear only the little lap of water slipping past Joanna 's planks as she lay at anchor .
20 Something began to well up in Fabia then as she looked at Ven , and her breath caught .
21 Maggie found herself being inspected closely by two pairs of eyes and Candace Rainford 's green eyes hardened as she looked at Maggie 's face and the shining mahogany-red of her hair .
22 Alice 's heart seemed to be thumping in time with the train wheels as she looked at Harry 's glowing face opposite her .
23 Her mouth writhed , her features crumpling as she looked at Lissa .
24 Agnes actually put her hands over her ears as she looked at Jessie sitting close to her on the edge of the bed .
25 She held out her hand , palm upwards now , and moved her head slowly as she looked at Aggie as if she were talking to a friend who would understand that a cousin of hers had not married beneath her .
26 Sarah let Roy carry Benny into the house , and as she looked at Janine comforting her only daughter , the ice in her heart melted .
27 But Jenny was not in Sara 's mind as she looked at Matthew now .
28 As she looked at Millie rocking herself slightly like a little old woman getting a child to sleep , she though , If I were to tell her her mother has died , she would likely think it was the same way as her father had , whichever way that was , which was n't real dead .
29 Her chin rose as she looked at Nicolo .
30 Anne felt her eyes fill with tears as she looked at Helen and Tony kneeling at the altar during their Nuptial Mass : Helen so tiny and ethereal and Tony proud and protective beside her , looking at each other with love .
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