Example sentences of "[Wh det] [vb -s] [pron] shall [vb infin] " in BNC.

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1 In the discussion which follows we shall draw a simplistic distinction between spoken and written language which takes highly literate written language as the norm of written language , and the speech of those who have not spent many years exposed to written language ( a set which will include most young undergraduate students ) as the norm for spoken language .
2 Whatever happens I shall have enjoyed it no end .
3 However , in what follows we shall assume that Lucas estimated the equivalent of equation ( 6.5 ) .
4 In what follows we shall let J stand for any one of Z , Q , R or C.
5 In what follows we shall try to suggest a way of combining theory and experience , which draws on work by Imré Lakatos , Roy Bhaskar , and others but can be read as it stands .
6 In what follows we shall see that both these concepts of the curriculum , and several intermediate positions , are entertained by teachers in our sample schools , and so caution needs to be exercised .
7 In what follows I shall analyse how one such theory — the narrative semantics of A. J. Greimas and the Lacanian theory of subjectivity with which it is associated — is ‘ played with ’ in this way .
8 In what follows I shall give an account of selected aspects of the code switching behaviour of young British-born black people in London , based on conversational data collected mainly in family homes in the course of my research project ( see Introduction ) .
9 In what follows I shall endeavour to convey a few , a very few , of the ideas this book contains and suggests .
10 In what follows I shall describe one type of such interconnection , though I confess I am not by any means sure that it is the one responsible for the rapid modification process .
11 In what follows I shall try to elucidate what I believe the problems to be .
12 In what follows I shall claim that postmodern cultural forms do indeed signify , only that they signify differently .
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