Example sentences of "[pers pn] looked at [det] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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1 | I looked at some pictures of Rhonda Fleming . |
2 | Why ca n't I seem to remember what I saw before when I looked at these things … |
3 | I looked at several texts directed at the upper half of secondary schools and roughly the same categories emerged as for social studies . |
4 | On the other hand , if you went to the other end of the scale and in that same season you looked at all horses that were offered at precisely two to one on , then you 'll find that there were twenty two horses which were offered at those odds and fifteen of them won . |
5 | They 're kept warm When you saw those little babies last week that were born very , very premature , apart from being very small , if you looked at those arms and legs and their bodies what was the noticeably different about them than a full term baby ? |
6 | She looked at all sorts of alternative medicine and found that homeopathy was very effective for Angela 's condition of breathlessness and collapse . |
7 | She looked at these objects in my hands for some time and then raised her eyes to my face . |
8 | We looked at all aspects of play , we experimented in games and concluded that it is a running game , in which the player is expected to carry the ball ’ . |
9 | We felt from this that there was , there was reasonable evidence to introduce this programme into our practice , and we , we looked at our patients erm at and , and we looked at all patients who 'd had moderately or well-differentiated transition cell carcinoma of the bladder at diagnosis , a non-invasive tumour , small , solitary , with a minimum follow up of one year . |
10 | We looked at these mechanisms in Chapter 16 . |
11 | They looked at such things as whether if then relationships between clauses were present or absent , and also changed the order of several sentences . |
12 | He looked at both women . |
13 | He chose the blackjack from a selection on a velvet tray , and then he looked at some handcuffs — real ones , this time , but heavier than regulation and suggestive of overkill . |