Example sentences of "[coord] [pron] [adv] [verb] [Wh adv] [pers pn] " in BNC.

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1 Apparently the Chinese are used to living with little heating indoors & we now understand why they wrap themselves up so well , with padded trousers and jackets , as well as caps or enormous fur hats , which they keep on even indoors during the classes .
2 If he gave Lee the torch , he 'd let Jack and everyone else know where they were by mucking around with it , and if he did n't let him have it , he 'd most likely give them both away by having a scene .
3 And I just wondered how you try and tackle this problem
4 Er , and I just wonder why we 're trying to re-invent the wheel sometimes at these things .
5 I was very interested to read this quote from David Lock , erm of David Lock associates , and I just wonder how it squares from the fact that er Mr Lock associates submitted an objection to H two on the grounds they wanted a settlement of eighteen hundred dwellings to the North of York .
6 And I also wonder why you 're doing it .
7 You see art that 's created by people who are killing themselves making it , and I always wonder how it would turn out if they were n't doing that .
8 Well , when , when it comes to talking about er transport in a rural area and , and talking about transport in the Western Isles , er were not talking about buses or trains , were talking about ferries and , and planes and you just wonder when you hear some of the statistics erm from these companies just what sort of service they are at providing to local people , where your talking about ferries at arriving in , in port at half past eleven to half past twelve at night , that 's not a service for local people , I mean you hear about British Airways increasing their domestic fares to er , by seven per cent as of the beginning of April er you just have to ask is this a service been put up provided for er local people , and it just is n't .
9 A lot of them of course went to the quarries , but then they had a little steamer called the Florence Cook and she plied wherever she went and you probably know where she went .
10 And that it 's very disorganised and you never know where you are regarding rooms .
11 It 's great to have freedom of the skies , and you never know where you will land .
12 " I love the idea of that sort of gift , because it 's so special and you always remember where it came from and who gave it to you . "
13 Heat flooded down to her toes , her hands went limp and she completely forgot where she was .
14 I suppose it was the predecessor of the modern telex , but it was an unreliable piece of equipment and we never knew when it was going to misbehave and we might have to send for the mechanic to come and unclog its innards .
15 And we never knew when he was coming .
16 Erm and we never knew how she did it , she never had told anybody how she did it , it died with her I 'm afraid .
17 Nonetheless , the latter is a phenomenon of some interest and significance and we now consider how it comes about .
18 and then they go and they never know where they are .
19 Actinic Degradation This is the breakdown of ( mostly synthetic ) flysheets through prolonged exposure to the sun , but no-one really knows why it affects some tents and not others of the same make and model .
20 ‘ I 'd wanted to see it of course , but I also wondered why he was so desperate to get here .
21 Yes , I appreciate that , but I just wondered why we were discussing that here now , when we were turned down .
22 But I always knew where he was .
23 But I certainly know how it feels to be called to a distant office where your bosses have been tracking your movements through your ‘ own ’ computer .
24 But you just think how you read newspapers .
25 he was quite excitable when negotiating but you always nkew where you stood with him
26 But we already know where we stand , do we not ? ’
27 But he never explained how it is that we can so easily be led by involuntary desire .
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