Example sentences of "we [was/were] [adv] the " in BNC.

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1 We were probably the better side for long spells whereas we played second fiddle to Portadown the entire match .
2 We were also the first sponsor of televised croquet in association with Granada TV and we have since launched a competition to stimulate schools involvement in this fascinating sport .
3 We were also the first place in southern Africa to be converted to Christianity , and different religious beliefs of all kinds already thrive there .
4 We were just the same age and living in the same hole , ’ she said vaguely .
5 I understand that this was pretty common , quite common throughout British Railways , it took a few years to knit together you know , the nationalization and the fact that we were just the same railway after that .
6 ‘ There were only three of us at first , and we were up the field all day , every day .
7 We were not the first and I am sure we will not be the last to respond to financial pressures by selling off rare books .
8 Also we discovered in conversation that we were not the only people who felt that the usual procedure was a wasteful and gruesome affair .
9 It turned out she was just as fed up as me , and we were not the only ones .
10 Oh , we were n't the only ones .
11 Elizabeth agreed to do our programme after we 'd spent five years gently hammering at her representatives — and of course we were n't the only people after her , the whole world was beating at her door .
12 And we were n't the only delegates to be suffering from jet lag : AI members from 70-plus countries were represented from Moscow and Kuwait , who spoke with their colleagues from the new sections : Philippines , Mauritius , Sierra Leone and Argentina .
13 We were n't the muppets , they were .
14 But we were n't the twelfth choice .
15 But there you are we were n't the only ones , there was lots of people just the same .
16 After all , we were n't the only ones that were approached ‘ in secret ’ by Lazio , but we seem to be the ones that made it public .
17 we were n't the first to come back or anything
18 And we were n't the only ones who said they lost out cos it er
19 Although we were officially the London helpline , we got calls from all over Britain and from all over the world .
20 We were apparently the last straw .
21 We were then the greatest industrial nation on earth .
22 We were almost the last to leave .
23 Maybe our own series , but forgetting all that there is one inescapable fact , we were certainly the bonniest team of the tournament !
24 We were much the same age and more like sisters than cousins , really . ’
25 We were always the guests of some local parish priest , and our outings were great fun as we were allowed to run more or less wild once we had arrived .
26 We were really the New Zealand equivalent of the Californian ‘ Beats ’ .
27 ‘ My first year at the club was tough when we were down the bottom of Division Two , but this is the biggest challenge I 've faced .
28 By the time he 'd got inside , I 'd taken Martin 's arm and we were down the alley outside the Pontefract Castle just as the doors opened .
29 While we were there the sun shone from a clear blue sky , birds skimmed over a translucent sea and amiable West Indians smiled at us .
30 Oh while we were there the other day .
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