Example sentences of "[verb] in [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | No , honestly , I often sit in alone wearing a bottle and a half |
| 2 | Because of uncertainties about the design and monitoring of these trials , the GUSTO study ( Global Utilisation of Streptokinase and t-PA for Occluded coronary arteries ) has been undertaken in over 40,000 patients . |
| 3 | In one study , necropsy was undertaken in about half of the patients who died , and showed graft occlusion only in patients given aprotinin . |
| 4 | The going will be a bit tough , not because I shall use sophisticated techniques ( I shall not ) , but because I can not avoid producing in fairly quick succession a sequence of ideas which will be new to many of my readers . |
| 5 | Outside the evening is drawing in already . |
| 6 | The nights were drawing in fast . |
| 7 | The Saturday afternoon was drawing in now and Carrie looked out through the partly drawn curtains at the dark , rolling clouds . |
| 8 | as if she had just been in actual combat she dropped down on to the couch and sat gasping , drawing in long , shuddering breaths . |
| 9 | They encountered no difficulties en route , although they had to traverse one of the most dangerous ambush points in all South Scotland , at Pease Dean , where the Lammermuirs came directly down to the coast in steep wooded slopes cut up by deep ravines , and round which travellers had to wend their narrow , devious way . |
| 10 | The company preferred to invest in well trained staff rather than cut overheads to the bone , and many have been 20 years in the trade . |
| 11 | Men can ring the changes by wearing a different shirt or tie if they do n't want to invest in more than one suit . |
| 12 | The opportunity to display extracts from an online thesaurus in windows is particularly valuable , since it is often useful to be able to view the thesaurus alongside other screen displays in either indexing or searching . |
| 13 | The promotion , with the banner ‘ Fresh Talent ’ , will run from 20th January to 10th March and will be backed by a major nationwide author tour , and p.o.s. , front-of-shop and window displays in nearly 500 branches of the WHS chain . |
| 14 | These programs allow you to a ) combine two or more patterns into one and b ) knit multi-coloured jacquard ( that is , program patterns for knitting in up to seven colours in a row . |
| 15 | This would enable you to program an intarsia pattern for knitting in up to seven colours in a row and which is bigger than 60 stitches and 150 rows . |
| 16 | Author Michael Holden warned that common species such as cod , plaice and haddock could disappear in under five years , unless drastic measures were taken to limit catches . |
| 17 | First soak in 5 M HCl for 55 min at 26-C , then wash in double-distilled water for 5 min and then stain in freshly prepared and filtered Schiff 's reagent for 2 h in the dark . |
| 18 | I mean , if I were to sell my house now supposing somebody came galloping in along before Christmas ooh ooh I want the house on the first of Feb and they 'd come and they 'd see the house and they say yes I want it , want it , want it and it was plain that they were going to want it and we started to talk money , as soon as we 'd got the solid block of money I want one O two you er estate agent tells me I can get ninety seven between ninety five and ninety seven say they offer me ninety six |
| 19 | Although the ancestor 's body is a dot , like a bacterium in the primeval slime , hidden inside it is the potential for branching in exactly the pattern of the central tree of Figure 3 : it is just that its Gene 9 tells it to branch zero times ! |
| 20 | Shelley crept in further , so that she could see his face . |
| 21 | She got back to the Lycée at five past eleven ; the doors were not yet shut , and she crept in safely , under the protection of a large party returned from the Opera . |
| 22 | I think there was an extra Was n't there a a negative in that sentence which crept in unnecessarily ? |
| 23 | This argument misses the point that Freud 's notion of instinct is a link concept between the bio-physical and the experiential — geese do not experience in precisely the same sense as human beings do . |
| 24 | James found himself plunged in ahead of Bruce Grobbelaar for Jim Beglin 's testimonial at Elland Road . |
| 25 | I reflected on the next phase , and when he returned , sitting on the floor and resting his back on Masha 's bed , I plunged in again … |
| 26 | If the fondant feels a little dry , add a few drops of water and knead in well . |
| 27 | She had smiled and raised rather amused brows at the stories that tumbled in then of Fergus 's progress . |
| 28 | Two and one half inches of rain had fallen in about two hours , the sky clearing just before sundown . |
| 29 | Their case is that they were effectively forced to er complete unwillingly without the or the finance to make a go of the business and they suffered the losses which are claimed er set out in heading form initially on page sixty two of the pleadings bundle in further and better particulars . |
| 30 | Yeah , does make you a bit tired when you 're watching a big screen like that , it makes your eyes ache after a while , cos you 're not used to it , but still you can have a nice lay in tomorrow ca n't you , cos you 've got no playschool tomorrow |