Example sentences of "[noun] [was/were] all [verb] " in BNC.

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1 Jed was n't so sure , he did n't like the idea that the future was all decided already and he did n't know anything about it , but he indulged her , and the bloodstains remained , and grew .
2 BOY soprano David Brennan was all set to give the performance of a lifetime — when his voice broke .
3 ‘ The caravan site at Coatham was all boarded up , waiting for Easter and the sunshine , nearby the steel works were going seven days a week while people walked their dogs and others rode ponies along the sand .
4 The wedding was all arranged .
5 Davide was still committed to preferring it to the alternatives , the vendettas , the feuds , the bloody score -these ways were for barbarians , for people like Sicilians , or Neapolitans , people whose own blood was all mixed up with Spaniards ' .
6 The scene was all set for a pitched battle .
7 Roxburgh was all set to watch Falconer before his knee injury last September .
8 One pub regular told the Echo : ‘ The pub was all locked up and it was obvious that something was wrong .
9 The regenerative equipment was all removed by 1909 after which Nos. 36–51 were identical .
10 Her make-up was all applied , and she surveyed her reflection with an objective eye .
11 But the supercharged 1.5-litre V16 engine was all wailing noise and no go .
12 He said the seats was all ripped .
13 She turned the pages of the fashion magazine over , but her eyes did n't take in any of the models so enticingly displayed in its pages ; her attention was all focused inwards on herself .
14 She could feel his hard member pushing into her spine , the sweat on his face as it rubbed against her neck , and her own need was all consuming .
15 ‘ Her nose was all bashed in and she had clearly been badly beaten .
16 This business was all set to flood the club scene with Ecstasy capsules worth around 25 million . ’
17 That was enough for Huberts to be able to fulfil his promise and Zeelenberg was all set to start the 1990 season as a full factory rider .
18 ‘ Charlie 's head was all bashed in .
19 When the sweetness was all sucked out they murmured that their legs were tired , and cried until they were picked up and carried home .
20 They were trying to back it into a stable but the magnificent beast was all set to charge .
21 He had forgotten his grace was all gone .
22 Lopped off brambles lay around and the long grass was all trampled .
23 Don Watson was all dressed in black and hiding in the dark room , I heard .
24 The Kop were all doing the moslem arm-worship thing chanting ‘ Newsome-Newsome ’ and even waving Newsome 's picture in the Kop ( he was this week 's pinup ! )
25 It meant his leg was all skewed in and pushed against the other one .
26 Human life was all ripped and torn .
27 The presence of Prince Charles , Prince Andrew , Prince Philip , Princess Anne , her new husband Tim Laurence and her son Peter was all to help a BBC Panorama team film how hard done by the royals are during their holidays .
28 The auctioneer was all smiles once more .
29 When the luggage was all brought in , we managed to get seated on boxes and bags , etc .
30 In 1943 he suffered a disaster when the stock of his now famous book was all destroyed in the London blitz .
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