Example sentences of "[indef pn] [adj] for " in BNC.
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1 | Read word by word , it says almost nothing , certainly nothing controversial for us . |
2 | Again , it might be argued that there can be nothing wrong for a person voluntarily to allow themselves to be treated as a means to the satisfaction of someone else 's desires . |
3 | They could not find nothing wrong for why I was so ill . |
4 | Given the knowledge it is always possible to hold someone responsible for their actions . |
5 | A London agent , apparently acting for someone anxious for an island property , had made a good offer ‘ sight unseen ’ , and Neil 's solicitors ( who knew the place and the difficulties involved ) had strongly advised him to accept it . |
6 | ‘ I 've — finished with him , yes , ’ she told him stiffly , ‘ but only now do I realise that Travis will always be someone special for me . ’ |
7 | Some manufacturers now charge little or nothing extra for diesel . |
8 | summat warm for the kids . |
9 | As curiosities , these few loathsome relics are no doubt both valuable and interesting , but were there a heap of such dry rubbish , one would feel strongly disposed to make a bonfire of the whole , for it looks nothing fit for anything else . |
10 | As the 18th century wore on , families could expect to see more and more of their children reach adulthood ; nevertheless , the survival rate of Charles and Elizabeth 's offspring — only six out of 13 reached their twenty-first birthday — is certainly nothing abnormal for the period . |
11 | While what they 've done here is nothing unusual for them , it still shocks the ear . |
12 | Usual congestion down the Botley Road still , and down the Abingdon Road , that 's nothing unusual for this time in the evening . |
13 | Nothing substantial for him to act against . |
14 | The teachings of the Church brought nothing tangible for mankind . |
15 | She had kept everyone awake for a whole night and Oz had cried into his pillow . |
16 | SMCC ( not Sun Labs ) is in fact revamping NFS and will be enhancing cache filing and adding multi-threading but it is a generic revision not something specific for its anticipated giant multi-processor Sun Dragon . |
17 | Religion is something solid for people to lean on . |
18 | Preferably something profitable for the company . ’ |
19 | He 'd done something dishonest for the first time in his business life , and it sat uneasily on his conscience . |
20 | Our job is to go over there and come back with a result which keeps everything alive for us in the second leg at Parkhead . ’ |
21 | She would create something special , something outstanding for her . |
22 | Wha wha what 's your idea of a good time Sharon something exciting for Grantham ? |
23 | Was it usual to be stood off if you did something wrong for the ? |
24 | Everything will be all right , I am going to cook something light for your meal — an omelette perhaps ? |
25 | " Everyone else is busy at the moment , so why do n't we try to get something fresh for the pot . |
26 | In its wisdom , the Community felt able to do that for the Iberian peninsula a few years ago and it would be right and proper for it to do something analogous for the central European countries . |
27 | Sixthly , in the first half of the war Hitler appeared to be the incomparable military leader who , nevertheless , as a former Front soldier and one distinguished for bravery knew and understood the ‘ psychology ’ of the ordinary soldier . |
28 | Examine all the humour you come across — in shops , at work , with children , on the TV — and try to ascertain what it is that makes something funny for you . |
29 | But we , cos I 'll have to do it for you so , something interesting for me to do . |
30 | District ) , by G. D. H. Cole ( elected President of the Fabian Society in the same year ) , by Richard Hoggart ( then a staff tutor at the University of Hull ) and by Maurice Bruce ( Director of Extra-Mural Studies at Sheffield ) , all proposing something different for the WEA . |